Azure Key Vault Reviews

The product integrates well with Azure Active Directory to manage identity or secret certificates.

Azure Key Vault's most valuable feature is its ability to store security certificates securely. It allows me to run applications using these certificates without directly installing them.

The platform's configuration process could be easier. Most of the new technologies involve certain prerequisites and complex setup processes.

I have been using Azure Key Vault for a long time.

I rate the product's stability a nine out of ten.

The product's scaling process is complex for users who are not familiar with its concept. It is suitable for small to enterprise businesses. 

I rate the scalability an eight out of ten.

The initial setup process takes 15 minutes to complete for me as I have prior experience working with it. The non-proficient users need professional assistance. In most cases, they need to be notified about the necessity of authenticating the user ID and password.

The product has good pricing.

I recommend Azure Key Vault to others and rate it a nine out of ten.

We integrate Azure Key Vault to Azure DevOps for configuration automation. It allows selected access to the client IDs. Centralizing these keys ensures developers don't have direct access to sensitive information. Instead, the platform management team or developers can securely retrieve these keys during the pipeline execution.

The platform has a valuable feature for seamless integration. It's integrated into Azure API Management and Azure DevOps or directly into code. It supports various environments.

Azure Key Vault takes time to fetch values while integrating it with the code written in .NET format.

We have been using Azure Key Vault for four to five years.

I have been using it for five years, and it has been a stable product.

We have more than 100 Azure Key Vault users in our organization. It is a scalable product in terms of adding keys.

The product costs much less compared to other vendors.

Azure Key Vault is easy to use. It is a best practice and must be used within architecture implementation for security. I rate it an eight out of ten.