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Manage Netlify Resources with Pulumi

In this article, we will explore how to provision a Function App in the new Azure Functions hosting plan: the Flex Consumption plan. We will do that using Pulumi and TypeScript.

Azure DevOps Workload identity federation (OIDC) with Pulumi

Using Azure OpenID Connect with Pulumi in GitHub Actions

Pushing an ASP.NET Core API to Azure using .NET from provisioning to deployment

My take on choosing an Infrastructure as solution

Using Pulumi and its command provider to grant database permissions

Hot-reloading your cloud infrastructure.

Pulumi without Pulumi Service.

If you are using Azure Functions chances are you are using the setting AzureWebJobsStorage in your Function App configuration. And it is quite likely that the value of this setting which is a secret is stored in a non-secured way directly in your Function App configuration, available to anyone who has access to this configuration. But do not worry, we will see in this article how we can make your Function App more secure by removing this secret.