From various tutorials and stack overflow questions, I see a possibility to add Service Bus in the API Permission tab of an App Registration in Azure. See image below.
However, I don't see this option in my organization's or my personal Azure tenant now. Has this been taken off by Microsoft recently? Are you able to see an option to add Service Bus?
Yeah, I couldn't able to see Microsoft Service bus api permissions as below:
But check the similar functionality by giving azure service bus data owner role which has the similar functionality using below process:
Firstly, go to your Resource group and then click on Access Control:
Next click on Add+:
Then type Service Bus:
Then Select your required App Registration and then click on select:
Now Click ON Access Control and check you have got your required permission On Service Bus:
Now click on it:
If you your access is denied adding role assignment, then you need to ask you admin to provide you the access.
And also check reference.
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We just started recently using App Configuration Service in Azure for some of our applications.
As part of the setup, we removed Access Keys as a possible authentication method. This works pretty well, we have assigned dataowner rights to our team so that they can manage the service and everyone is happy.
We came up with the brilliant idea of using the app config service in our build and release yaml pipelines. We found a suitable task, but the user that is attached to the service connection that we use in Azure Devops to deploy to Azure does not have the rights to access the configuration store.
We want to be able to assign this right in the arm template we created for the app config service. The issue though is that we cannot find the principle id assigned to that user.
Honestly, I am not that experienced with AAD, so I am probably missing something here. The ServicePrincipleId does not work, whenever I try to use it, azure tells me that that user does not exist. I get redirected to an app-registration page whenever I try to manage the service connection, which I don't understand either.
Next steps for me will be to get our admin to manually assign this right to the Service Connection User and see if I can extract the principle Id from that role assignment.
My question(s) would be, why doesn't the service principle work? How do I extract the principle id from the service connection?
Could you please try below steps?
In Azure DevOps, go to the project that contains your target pipeline. In the lower-left corner, select Project settings.
Select Service connections.
Select Manage Service Principal.
From there, you should be able to find the objectId of your Service Principal, which uniquely identifies your SP.
Also these posts are great resources to learn about AAD Apps and Service Principals:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/app-objects-and-service-principals
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54066287/azure-service-principal-id-vs-application-id#:~:text=objectId%20will%20be%20a%20unique,will%20be%20same%20as%20appId%20.
I am new to azure & azure media services. I started creating sample by following https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/latest/stream-files-tutorial-with-api.
I have created media service & storage service. Now but when I reach to "API access" section. I am keep getting following error even I am top level admin role.
& the link is not that much helpful or guide what i need to do.
That would be great help if anyone can guide me what i am missing.
This normally would indicate that you do not have the correct permissions in your Azure Subscription to create a Azure AD application. You can confirm this by first going into the Subscription section of the portal and seeing what role you are in. You can also confirm this by going directly into Azure AD and trying to create an Application in that page of the portal (or use the CLI as well.) If you are getting the same error message there, it is likely that you have not been granted permission to create Azure AD applications in your primary tenant. You can contact your subscription administrator to ask them to do this for you, or add you to the permission group.
I want to add three wordpress-based web apps to my currently existing Azure Service Plan. I have a Premium plan (P1V2), whose location is marked as East US 2, and has the appropriate Resource groups created.
However, when it prompts me to select a Subscription for my app and I do, I get this error:
You do not have correct permissions to add apps to this app service plan
Which appears directly next to the default App Service Plan associated with it.
I have global administrator access on my account, so permissions should not be a problem,but I'm still getting this error. How can I fix it?
See screenshot of error:
I have global administrator access on my account, so permissions should not be a problem,but I'm still getting this error. How can I fix it?
The global administrator is a role in Azure AD, not represents you have the direct permissions in the subscription.
Please follow the steps below:
1.Navigate to the Azure Active Directory-> Properties in the portal, make sure the setting as below is Yes.
2.Navigate to the subscription which you want to do the operations -> Access control (IAM), add your account as an Owner, then the error will be fixed.
We are using VSTS/Azure DevOps to build and deploy our web services to Azure.
In the release step we use the Azure CLI build task to set up the environment for the web service. The build task uses a Service Connection to be authorized to do these actions.
The build task can create web services and deployment slots without issue, but when I try to instruct it to add a new reply url to the Azure AD application the web app uses to authenticate users, i see the following:
az ad app update --id 3e5a96e9-7311-4f92-869b-fbb5bbe8e41f --reply-urls http://mytestapp.azurewebsites.net
ERROR: Insufficient privileges to complete the operation.
The service connection used is an Azure RM service connection using a Service Principal. Is this correct? I'm guessing there is there a permission I need to set on the service principal, but which one?
Jayendran is correct. The user must be a member of Global Admin role in the directory because the Reply URL is added in the app registration.
You may also need to grant permissions to the app itself.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/quickstart-v1-integrate-apps-with-azure-ad
If you're looking to follow the least privileges principle and not assign the highest possible privilege available (as per your comment), I see 3 possible options that could work for you -
Owner for only a specific application (and NOT the Owner/Global Administrator for entire Azure AD)
You can add the user as Owner for only the specific application, which they need to manage (in your case, change reply URL's for).
Pro: Obviously the good thing about this approach is that this user gets to manage the app registration for only this particular application and none of the others in your Azure AD.
How: Go to "App Registrations" in Azure AD and navigate to the specific application. Now click on "Settings" and select "Owners"
Application Administrator Role
This one is a little more generic and a higher privilege in comparison to single application owner, as it gives the user access to manage application registrations for all applications.
Pro: Role is specific to only managing application registrations. It helps in a scenario where all applications need to be managed by this user.
How: Go to "Users" in your Azure AD and then select the specific user. Now go to "Directory Role" and add "Application Administrator Role"
Application Developer Role
This one is very similar to option 2 i.e. "Application administrator". Difference being that "Application developer" gets permissions for only those applications which they are developing, so the registration was done by them.
Pro: Good for user that is about to create and manage registrations for multiple applications.
How: Very similar to option 2 above.
More information about all the available roles and granular permissions that are used by these roles in Microsoft Docs:
Available Roles
I have a Java application running on premise in order to manage Azure app registrations and groups. For that purpose I registered an app and its service principle in Azure. I am using one of the samples under (https://github.com/Azure-Samples/aad-java-manage-users-groups-and-roles/). I am having trouble about giving right permissions to my app so that it can register other apps, create groups, assign them to groups and do client secret operations. I am receiving 403 unauthorized response. What are least possible Azure AD permissions for these operations? Which steps and options should I take/follow to implement that requirements in portal?
Thanks
UPDATE 1
Giving owner right is a big move. So that's not the answer I was looking for. That's why I am not marking it as a solution for my question but that would definitely work if you are willing to do that. Code also works.
Part of my question was least possible permissions. After experimenting I found that in app permissions:
Windows Azure Active Directory->Read Write Directory Data
Windows Azure Active Directory->Read Write All Applications
Microsoft Graph->Read Write Directory Data
Microsoft Graph->Read Write All Domains
Microsoft Graph->Read Write All Groups
solved the problem. Active Directory ones allowed me to create app and create group, graph ones allowed me to add app to group. Instead of Graph, adding app as User Access Admin also let me the app to group.
UPDATE 2
I am trying to repeat same process with another app. This time although I gave same permissions as I did in Update 1 this time adding new app to group fails with 403. Any idea how this really works? I am really confused...
You need create a service principal and give it Owner role to your subscription. You could check the code, the new created user is gived CONTRIBUTOR to your subscription. So, your sp need Owner role.
// Assign role to AD user, it needs `Owner` role.
RoleAssignment roleAssignment1 = authenticated.roleAssignments()
.define(raName1)
.forUser(user)
.withBuiltInRole(BuiltInRole.READER)
.withSubscriptionScope("3b4d41fa-e91d-4bc7-bc11-13d221b3b77d")
.create();
System.out.println("Created Role Assignment:");
You could do it on Azure Portal.
<your subscription>--><Access Control>--><Add>.
More information about this please refer to this official document.
Update:
I test in my lab, you don't need give your sp Graph permission, you only need give your sp your subscription Owner role. This is my test result.