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Is there a way to have a free access to Azure DevOps for teaching purposes (more than 5 students)?
I am going to teach students (in engineering school) a course about DevOps practices. I want to make them work with Azure DevOps, learn Azure pipelines, and everything. So I need a dedicated Azure DevOps organization where I can invite all the students (they should be less than 30). However, there are only 5 free basic seats on an organization and pipelines Microsoft Hosted agents are disabled by default. Is there a program for Azure DevOps for teaching purposes and how can I request access? There is an "Azure Dev Tools for Teaching" program but as far as I know, it's for Azure only not for Azure DevOps.Does ADX connection string support Managed Identities ?
I am wondering if it's possible to authorize a managed identity in Azure (let's say an Azure App Service) to query an ADX database ? The aim would be toto avoid having using connection strings with secret in it and directly configuring the Azure resources that need query ADX with the correct permissions. And if so, do you have a sample or a documentation that shows how to configure that ?Re: How to avoid errors in the authentication pop-up when using the mgt Teams Provider ?
Nikitha-MSFTI am not sure to understand, where do I need to add the auth endpoint ? I had a look at the sample but this is a NodeJs application but it does not seem to correspond to my use case which is to use the Microsoft Graph Toolkit Teams Provider without having exceptions.How to avoid errors in the authentication pop-up when using the mgt Teams Provider ?
I am building a Teams tab using the Microsoft Graph Toolkit with Teams Provider in a React.js application. The page corresponding to my tab is the following : import React from "react"; import { Providers, TeamsProvider } from '@microsoft/mgt'; import * as microsoftTeams from "@microsoft/teams-js"; // Set up Teams Provider for ms graph TeamsProvider.microsoftTeamsLib = microsoftTeams; Providers.globalProvider = new TeamsProvider({ clientId: '*-*-*-*-*', authPopupUrl: 'https://***.eu.ngrok.io/auth' }) // Define custom mgt elements as intrinsic JSX elements to avoid tsx errors declare global { // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-namespace namespace JSX { interface IntrinsicElements { 'mgt-login': any; } } } const MgtTab: React.FC = () => { return ( <div> <mgt-login></mgt-login> <h1>Test from content</h1> </div> ) } export default MgtTab; The authentication page is the following: import React from 'react'; import * as microsoftTeams from "@microsoft/teams-js"; import {TeamsProvider} from '@microsoft/mgt'; const Auth: React.FC = () => { TeamsProvider.microsoftTeamsLib = microsoftTeams; TeamsProvider.handleAuth(); return ( <> </> ) } export default Auth; When I click on the sign-in button on my tab page I have one the following errors: It seems my application registration is correctly configured: Does anyone see what am I doing wrong and what could explain the errors I have ?
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Bobi_BaoI know that Azure Key Vault can be used here. Yet no secret is better than a secret. Using Managed Identities to remove one and not the other is kind of weird. I love developing using Azure ...
