Idea: Saving pfx to keyvault

n3wt0n / AzureWebAppSSLManager

Acquires and manages free SSL certificates for Azure Web App and Azure Functions applications.

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Idea: Saving pfx to keyvault #10

Open egamitilps opened 5 years ago

egamitilps commented 5 years ago

This is exactly what i'm looking for. An enhancement I'd love to see is saving the pfx to keyvault along with the password.

Awesome work!

n3wt0n commented 5 years ago

Good idea, I could add a setting for it so the user can decide if saving to keyvault or not.

Thanks :)

hendriksteinhorst commented 4 years ago

may I ask if there are any updates on this topic as I would love to see this feature too

n3wt0n commented 4 years ago

@hendriksteinhorst I still have plans to add that to the service, but I've been super busy and haven't had enough time to do this properly. As you can imagine it's a feature that needs to be done with the right amount of attention to be sure everything works properly.

I'm gonna do it as soon as I can.

hendriksteinhorst commented 4 years ago

I have done it manually recently to use the certificate in Azure Front Door. Here is what I learned:

Azure Front Door accepts only certificates with RSA private key (see line 145 in CertificatesHelper.cs)
the certificate password must be empty, otherwise Azure Front Door can't import it

I don't know the security implications of these changes as I'm no expert in certificates.