Managing your settings in a secure way using Azure App Configuration
summary
Azure App Configuration centralizes key/value settings with free and standard tiers (7 vs 30 day history, API call limits), supports import/export of appsettings.json, stores secrets by referencing Azure KeyVault, and enforces access via connection strings or managed identity and RBAC roles like App Configuration Data Reader/Writer. SDKs add caching and a refresh mechanism (cache expiry + signal key), label-based environment overrides, and integrates feature flags via Microsoft.FeatureManagement with percentage rules and short cache windows for live toggles.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 2:14The Configuration Matrix
- 3:47App Configuration
- 8:42Get Configuration from Azure App Configuration
- 9:13Configure the App App Configuration
- 11:23Config File
- 11:55The Configuration Explorer
- 12:49Using Manage Identity
- 13:19Role Assignments
- 17:28Connect to the Azure App Configuration
- 21:45Access Policies
- 25:34Cash Expiration
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