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Upload certificate to Azure SQL Managed Instance using Azure PowerShell
Script that takes path to .cer and .pvk files and uploads them to SQL MI. See more.
Contents
About this sample
Before you begin
Run this sample
Sample details
Disclaimers
Related links
About this sample
- Applies to: Azure SQL Database
- Key features: Managed Instance
- Workload: n/a
- Programming Language: PowerShell
- Authors: Srdan Bozovic
- Update history: n/a
Before you begin
To run this sample, you need the following prerequisites.
Software prerequisites:
- Running Microsoft Windows operating system (as script uses PInvoke for crypto api)
- PowerShell 5.0 or higher installed
- AzureRM.Sql module version 4.10.0 or higher
Azure prerequisites:
- Permission to manage Azure SQL Managed Instance
Run this sample
Run the script below from either Windows or Azure Cloud Shell
$scriptUrlBase = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Microsoft/sql-server-samples/master/samples/manage/azure-sql-db-managed-instance/upload-tde-certificate'
$parameters = @{
subscriptionId = '<subscriptionId>'
resourceGroupName = '<resourceGroupName>'
managedInstanceName = '<managedInstanceName>'
publicKeyFile = '<publicKeyFile>'
privateKeyFile = '<privateKeyFile>'
password = '<password>'
}
Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock ([Scriptblock]::Create((iwr ($scriptUrlBase+'/uploadTDECertificate.ps1?t='+ [DateTime]::Now.Ticks)).Content)) -ArgumentList $parameters
Sample details
This sample shows how to convert .cer and .pvk files to base64 .pfx blob and upload it to SQL MI using PowerShell.
Disclaimers
The scripts and this guide are copyright Microsoft Corporations and are provided as samples. They are not part of any Azure service and are not covered by any SLA or other Azure-related agreements. They are provided as-is with no warranties express or implied. Microsoft takes no responsibility for the use of the scripts or the accuracy of this document. Familiarize yourself with the scripts before using them.
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