Azure DevOps Secretless Authentication
Azure DevOps supports workload identity federation for secretless authentication to Azure and other cloud providers.
Overview
Azure DevOps' workload identity federation enables pipelines to authenticate using OIDC tokens without storing service connection credentials. This provides:
- No Service Principal Secrets: OIDC replaces client secrets
- Azure Integration: Native Azure authentication via workload identity
- Cross-Cloud Support: Authenticate to AWS, GCP with OIDC
- Enhanced Security: Automatic credential rotation
Key Capabilities
- Workload identity federation for Azure services
- OIDC token generation for external providers
- Service connection configuration with OIDC
- Project and pipeline identity in tokens
Contributing
This page is a placeholder. We need your help to create comprehensive documentation!
What we need:
- Complete setup guide for Azure DevOps workload identity
- Pipeline YAML examples
- Azure service connection configuration
- AWS and GCP federation setup
- Token claim structure and validation
- Migration from service principal secrets
- Troubleshooting guide
- Integration guides (e.g., azure-devops-to-azure, azure-devops-to-aws)
How to contribute:
- Open an issue to discuss content
- Submit a pull request with documentation
- Share your Azure DevOps OIDC setup