This document discusses how to securely store configuration information for a Node.js application using Azure Key Vault. It involves using Key Vault to store cryptographic keys, secrets, and certificates that can be accessed by a Node.js API. The document outlines how to create a Node.js API, integrate it with Key Vault, and access secrets from the vault when running the application. It also lists the prerequisites as an Azure subscription, Azure CLI, VS Code, Node.js, and a terminal to demonstrate the implementation.

1. SECURE YOUR CONFIG WITH
KEY VAULT FOR NODE.JS
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2. CONTENTS
 What’s involved ?
 How it works ?
 How to implement ?

3. WHAT’S INVOLVED ?
1. Key Vault is cloud-based service in Microsoft Azure that allows users to securely store and manage cryptographic
keys, secrets, and certificates.
2. Azure CLI is command-line interface tool provided by Microsoft that allows users to manage and automate
various Azure cloud resources and services using scripts or terminal commands.
3. Node.JS is server-side JavaScript runtime environment that allows developers to build scalable, high-performance
APIs.
4. VS Code is lightweight, open-source code editor with build-in support for programming languages.

4. HOW IT WORKS ?
1. First, we will create the Node.JS API.
2. Run the API to check its running.
3. Integrate Key Vault to API.
4. Access Key vault run the Applications.

5. HOW IT IMPLEMENT ?
 The Prerequisites are
 Azure Subscription.
 Azure CLI
 VS Code
 Node.JS
 Any Terminal.
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