Configure SQL Server This is Part: 4 of a 4-part blog series: After setting up Azure Active Directory and registering the AAD Application and additionally creating an Azure Key Vault, the next step is to put it all together in SQL Server where you can create credentials (to talk to Azure Key Vault), create an …
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Set up an Azure Active Directory Service Principal and Azure Key Vault using PowerShell This is Part: PS2 (PowerShell) of a 4-part blog series: This blog in the series provides the step-by-step instructions to configure Azure Active Directory using PowerShell. To grant SQL Server access permissions to your Azure Key Vault (AKV), you will need …
Set up an Azure Active Directory service principal using the Azure Portal This is Part: AP2 (Azure Portal) of a 4-part blog series: This blog in the series provides the step-by-step instructions to configure Azure Active Directory using the Azure Portal. To grant SQL Server access permissions to your Azure Key Vault, you will need a Service Principal …
Install the SQL Server Connector for Microsoft Azure Key Vault This is Part:1 of a 4-part blog series: This blog in the series installs the SQL Server Connector for Microsoft Azure Key Vault. This DLL is the provider that allows SQL Server to talk to Azure Key Vault. Download the SQL Server Connector from the Microsoft …
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Welcome to my blog series on setting up SQL Server TDE to use Azure Key Vault. I’m a Program Manager with the Azure SQL Security Team / Product Group and I will walk you through the process of configuring the various services, features and products to encrypt your SQL Server databases. Setting up TDE to …
