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I am looking at developing some Azure Durable Functions using the Azure Functions Docker Container and PnP.PowerShell v1.9.0.
I've been able to get this working previously using a Windows dev machine and creating an Azure AD App registration and securing it with a certificate.
I've trying out using VSCode's remote development features on a Linux container as this means I don't need to install all the additional required components on my base machine.
I am new to Linux so not sure how, or if it possible, to connect using a certificate thumprint. The docker container I am using is: mcr.microsoft.com/azure-functions/powershell:3.0-powershell7-core-tools.
From what I understand I will need to convert the pfx file to a pem file. I am not sure what to do after that. Is anyone else doing anything like this?
I know I could change to using a secret secret, however, I would prefer to keep using the certificate method if possible.
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Hi
I am looking at developing some Azure Durable Functions using the Azure Functions Docker Container and PnP.PowerShell v1.9.0.
I've been able to get this working previously using a Windows dev machine and creating an Azure AD App registration and securing it with a certificate.
I've trying out using VSCode's remote development features on a Linux container as this means I don't need to install all the additional required components on my base machine.
I am new to Linux so not sure how, or if it possible, to connect using a certificate thumprint. The docker container I am using is: mcr.microsoft.com/azure-functions/powershell:3.0-powershell7-core-tools.
From what I understand I will need to convert the pfx file to a pem file. I am not sure what to do after that. Is anyone else doing anything like this?
I know I could change to using a secret secret, however, I would prefer to keep using the certificate method if possible.
Cheers
Simon
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