Storing the ASP.NET Core Data Protection Key Ring in Azure Key Vault

October 11, 2020

While developing my latest course IdentityServer in Production, I discovered that there was a lack of support for storing the data protection key ring in Azure Key Vault.

Head over to Edument to check out this blog post, where I explain how I implemented this support.

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