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Rotate a Host-Level Key and List All Host Keys

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Recipe · 2 steps

Rotate a Host-Level Key and List All Host Keys

with Microsoft Azure Functions

Set a host key and confirm via the full host key listing.

  1. Create or update the named host key of the given key type. ARM returns 200 when an existing key is updated or 201 when a new key is created.
  2. List the full host key set (master, function, and system keys) to confirm the rotated key is present.
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.
  • keyType: The host key type ("functionKeys" or "systemKeys").
  • keyName: The name of the host key to create or update.
  • 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-host-key, 2 operations: WebApps_CreateOrUpdateHostSecret → WebApps_ListHostKeys. Specs on APIs.io.

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