Create Azure Key Vault to store Tenant ID, Client ID and Secret

Power Platform - General

Azure Key Vault is a cloud service that securely stores secrets, such as Tenant ID, Client ID, and Secret values for access to Service Principals.
The article is part of the Power Automate and Power BI Rest API series.
The first step is to create an Azure Key Vault by navigating to https://portal.azure.com, selecting Key Vaults, and creating a new vault with a chosen name, region, and pricing tier.
Key vaults do incur costs and require an active subscription.
After creating the key vault, role assignments should be added to grant permissions for managing secrets.
By selecting a role like Key Vault Secrets Officer, users can read and write secrets in the vault.
To add secrets, users can navigate to the Secrets section, generate/import secrets, and store values like Client ID, Secret, and Tenant ID securely.
Users can now utilize the key vault to store and manage secrets for various Power BI actions.

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