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Fabric Key Vault Item (Native, fully SaaS Vault offering within a Tenant or Workspace)

Promoting the idea for Microsoft Fabric to develop a native SaaS Key Vault item. Currently, there are plans and limited existing integration with PaaS Azure Key Vault, however this is promoting a Hybrid architecture. To fully realize a SaaS workload, we need a Fabric Native item to allow for the secure storage and retrieval (native integration with other items, Pipelines, Notebooks,ect.) of Secrets and Certificates.

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mdjouallah1
New Member

this is literally my last big wish in Fabric for my use case

fbcideas_migusr
New Member
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AlexPowers
Microsoft Employee
Sean is incredibly knowledgeable - he gets my [Voted] thumbs up.
SJCuthbertson
Regular Visitor
I've had a ticket open with our corporate IT team for 3.5 months now (and it's not even been assigned to someone yet), asking for an Azure Key Vault to be created for a few API secrets we need within Fabric. Having a KV within Fabric itself would be a game changer for me / my org.
Koen_Verbeeck
Advocate I
This would be a gamechanger.
MarcoBB
Regular Visitor
yes please, i really don't have a good way to integrate the accesses to all my external data sources. although i have access to azure key vaults, this still does not solve all the needs (by far), such as identity of the secret user, etc.
dsandberg
Helper II
I've been hammerin' away at trying to get a Notebook, which is running in an environment with a custom Python library. The custom library uses an Azure Key Vault for managing access to secrets (connection strings, credentials, etc). But, when I import the library and try using methods in my custom library, I hit "DefaultAzureCredential" errors. Keyvault in Azure seems like it should have been part of the Fabric GA rollout?