Azure: manually add app service certificate to key vault











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Azure has a simple way of adding an App Service Certificate to a Key Vault from the web interface. I did this and later I accidentally deleted the certificate from the Key Vault. The App Service Certificate resource is still there, but the certificate no longer shows up in my Key Vault (obviously).



Is there a way that I can re-add my App Service Certificate to my Key Vault?



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The App Service Certificate still thinks it's been added to Key Vault:



the app service cert says it's in key vault



... but the cert is no longer available in the Key Vault:



cert doesn't show up






azure ssl-certificate azure-keyvault azure-app-service-envrmnt







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  • If you have the right permissions under 'Access policies', you should be able to import one with the 'Generate/Import' button, right?
    – rickvdbosch
    Nov 8 at 7:58












  • from code inside your app you can access the cert object and reexport it ?
    – Thomas
    Nov 8 at 8:02






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    App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate. So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option. Refer to this article.
    – Joey Cai
    Nov 8 at 9:52












  • I see, so the cert I deleted must've been another one. Okay thanks @JoeyCai
    – Kris
    Nov 8 at 9:57












  • I will update it as a reply. If it helps you, you could mark it as answer to let others know.
    – Joey Cai
    Nov 8 at 9:57

















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Azure has a simple way of adding an App Service Certificate to a Key Vault from the web interface. I did this and later I accidentally deleted the certificate from the Key Vault. The App Service Certificate resource is still there, but the certificate no longer shows up in my Key Vault (obviously).



Is there a way that I can re-add my App Service Certificate to my Key Vault?



Attached images:



The App Service Certificate still thinks it's been added to Key Vault:



the app service cert says it's in key vault



... but the cert is no longer available in the Key Vault:



cert doesn't show up






azure ssl-certificate azure-keyvault azure-app-service-envrmnt







share|improve this question






















  • If you have the right permissions under 'Access policies', you should be able to import one with the 'Generate/Import' button, right?
    – rickvdbosch
    Nov 8 at 7:58












  • from code inside your app you can access the cert object and reexport it ?
    – Thomas
    Nov 8 at 8:02






  • 1




    App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate. So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option. Refer to this article.
    – Joey Cai
    Nov 8 at 9:52












  • I see, so the cert I deleted must've been another one. Okay thanks @JoeyCai
    – Kris
    Nov 8 at 9:57












  • I will update it as a reply. If it helps you, you could mark it as answer to let others know.
    – Joey Cai
    Nov 8 at 9:57















up vote
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up vote
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Azure has a simple way of adding an App Service Certificate to a Key Vault from the web interface. I did this and later I accidentally deleted the certificate from the Key Vault. The App Service Certificate resource is still there, but the certificate no longer shows up in my Key Vault (obviously).



Is there a way that I can re-add my App Service Certificate to my Key Vault?



Attached images:



The App Service Certificate still thinks it's been added to Key Vault:



the app service cert says it's in key vault



... but the cert is no longer available in the Key Vault:



cert doesn't show up






azure ssl-certificate azure-keyvault azure-app-service-envrmnt







share|improve this question













Azure has a simple way of adding an App Service Certificate to a Key Vault from the web interface. I did this and later I accidentally deleted the certificate from the Key Vault. The App Service Certificate resource is still there, but the certificate no longer shows up in my Key Vault (obviously).



Is there a way that I can re-add my App Service Certificate to my Key Vault?



Attached images:



The App Service Certificate still thinks it's been added to Key Vault:



the app service cert says it's in key vault



... but the cert is no longer available in the Key Vault:



cert doesn't show up






azure ssl-certificate azure-keyvault azure-app-service-envrmnt




azure ssl-certificate azure-keyvault azure-app-service-envrmnt






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  • If you have the right permissions under 'Access policies', you should be able to import one with the 'Generate/Import' button, right?
    – rickvdbosch
    Nov 8 at 7:58












  • from code inside your app you can access the cert object and reexport it ?
    – Thomas
    Nov 8 at 8:02






  • 1




    App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate. So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option. Refer to this article.
    – Joey Cai
    Nov 8 at 9:52












  • I see, so the cert I deleted must've been another one. Okay thanks @JoeyCai
    – Kris
    Nov 8 at 9:57












  • I will update it as a reply. If it helps you, you could mark it as answer to let others know.
    – Joey Cai
    Nov 8 at 9:57




















  • If you have the right permissions under 'Access policies', you should be able to import one with the 'Generate/Import' button, right?
    – rickvdbosch
    Nov 8 at 7:58












  • from code inside your app you can access the cert object and reexport it ?
    – Thomas
    Nov 8 at 8:02






  • 1




    App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate. So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option. Refer to this article.
    – Joey Cai
    Nov 8 at 9:52












  • I see, so the cert I deleted must've been another one. Okay thanks @JoeyCai
    – Kris
    Nov 8 at 9:57












  • I will update it as a reply. If it helps you, you could mark it as answer to let others know.
    – Joey Cai
    Nov 8 at 9:57


















If you have the right permissions under 'Access policies', you should be able to import one with the 'Generate/Import' button, right?
– rickvdbosch
Nov 8 at 7:58






If you have the right permissions under 'Access policies', you should be able to import one with the 'Generate/Import' button, right?
– rickvdbosch
Nov 8 at 7:58














from code inside your app you can access the cert object and reexport it ?
– Thomas
Nov 8 at 8:02




from code inside your app you can access the cert object and reexport it ?
– Thomas
Nov 8 at 8:02




1




1




App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate. So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option. Refer to this article.
– Joey Cai
Nov 8 at 9:52






App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate. So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option. Refer to this article.
– Joey Cai
Nov 8 at 9:52














I see, so the cert I deleted must've been another one. Okay thanks @JoeyCai
– Kris
Nov 8 at 9:57






I see, so the cert I deleted must've been another one. Okay thanks @JoeyCai
– Kris
Nov 8 at 9:57














I will update it as a reply. If it helps you, you could mark it as answer to let others know.
– Joey Cai
Nov 8 at 9:57






I will update it as a reply. If it helps you, you could mark it as answer to let others know.
– Joey Cai
Nov 8 at 9:57














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App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate.



So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option.



For more details, you could refer to this article.






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App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate.



So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option.



For more details, you could refer to this article.






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    Nov 8 at 10:07















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App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate.



So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option.



For more details, you could refer to this article.






share|improve this answer





















  • Thanks for that!
    – Kris
    Nov 8 at 10:07













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App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate.



So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option.



For more details, you could refer to this article.






share|improve this answer












App Service Certificate stores the private certificate into a user-provided Key Vault secret. When App Service Certificate is deployed into a web app, a Web Apps resource provider deploys it from the Key Vault secret that's associated with App Service Certificate.



So, when you add app service certificate to azure keyvault, you could not see anything in Certificate option.



For more details, you could refer to this article.







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