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Rotate a Function Key and Confirm It

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Recipe · 2 steps

Rotate a Function Key and Confirm It

with Microsoft Azure Functions

Set a named function key and confirm it via the key listing.

  1. Create or update the named function key. ARM returns 200 when an existing key is updated or 201 when a new key is created.
  2. List all keys for the function to confirm the rotated key is present. The response is a StringDictionary whose properties map key names to values.
What you'll need to have ready
  • subscriptionId: The Azure subscription identifier (GUID).
  • resourceGroupName: The resource group that contains the function app.
  • name: The name of the function app.
  • functionName: The name of the function whose key is being rotated.
  • keyName: The name of the key to create or update (e.g. "default").
  • keyValue: Optional explicit key value; omit to let the platform generate one.
  • apiVersion: The ARM api-version to use for all requests.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow microsoft-azure-functions:rotate-function-key, 2 operations: WebApps_CreateOrUpdateFunctionSecret → WebApps_ListFunctionKeys. Specs on APIs.io.

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