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Fixed in Secrets Store CSI driver v0.0.17 with AKV provider 0.0.10, which added checks to skip rotation and reconcile for deleting pods. Upgrade both the driver and the Azure provider to at least those versions and the terminating-pod mount errors go away. Source:
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On AKS with the Azure Key Vault CSI provider, Windows init jobs log: FailedToCreateSecret ... failed to get mounted files, err: failed to list all files in target path. The driver tries to rotate/reconcile secrets for pods that are already terminating, generating errors on deletion.
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IAM Reader is not enough: App Configuration data access requires a data-plane role. Assign the identity either the Azure App Configuration Data Reader or Azure App Configuration Data Owner role on the store. (The maintainers also noted that a 500 from the service side was a separate bug they were deploying a fix for, …
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A function app with a user-assigned managed identity that has IAM Reader on the App Configuration store and Get/List on Key Vault secrets gets 403 forbidden when accessing App Configuration through DefaultAzureCredential, even though the identity looks correctly permissioned.
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This is expected behavior on new nodes: pods referencing CSI volumes cannot start until the CSI driver registers on that node. During an AKS upgrade the node-driver-registrar image must be pulled onto the fresh node first, one reporter saw the pull take over 6 minutes. The recommended fixes: use the AKS managed add-on…
Problem outcome: unknown
After upgrading an AKS cluster (new node created, old nodes cordoned/drained), pods fail with: MountVolume.SetUp failed for volume ... : kubernetes.io/csi: mounter.SetUpAt ... "driver name secrets-store.csi.k8s.io not found in the list of registered CSI drivers". Pods mount Azure Key Vault secrets via the secrets-stor…
Problem outcome: unknown
This happens when the managed identity is not actually enabled on the host. In the Azure portal, open the App Service, go to Identity under Settings, and make sure Status is On under the System assigned tab. Also confirm the identity has the Azure App Configuration Data Reader role on the store, without the data-plane…
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Connecting with x.Connect(new Uri(" new ManagedIdentityCredential()) throws "No managed identity endpoint found". The code runs in Azure App Service and the app crashes with an unhandled Azure.Identity exception.
Problem outcome: unknown
Set userAssignedIdentityID to the client ID of the identity that has Key Vault access in your SecretProviderClass. The reporter confirmed this single change resolved the mount failure. The identity modes and this field are documented under the provider's user-assigned MSI mode configuration. Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
Mounting Azure Key Vault secrets with the CSI driver fails with: "Multiple user assigned identities exist, please specify the clientId / resourceId" when the node/VM has more than one user-assigned managed identity. The SecretProviderClass does not say which identity to use.
Problem outcome: unknown
The feature-flag naming issue behind this was fixed in the latest spring-cloud-azure-feature-management release, upgrade the library and the refresh works. One limitation confirmed by the maintainers remains: feature flags cannot currently be served from multiple App Configuration stores, since flag storage assumes a …
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With cache-expiration configured (e.g. every 1 second for testing), feature flag values toggled in the Azure portal are never refreshed in a Spring Boot app using spring-cloud-azure-feature-management-web. The FeatureManager is autowired and other configuration refreshes fine, but flag values stay stale.
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This was caused by the release of task version 10, which broke resolution of the older task versions. The Azure team removed version 10 from the marketplace to restore the previous versions. Fix: revert your pipeline back to the task version you were using before (e.g. AzureAppConfigurationPush@6), do not stay on v10.…
Problem outcome: unknown
Azure DevOps pipelines started failing with: "A task is missing. The pipeline references a task called AzureAppConfigurationPush with version 6. This indicates that the specific task version can not be found." It hit versions 5, 6 and 7 across multiple projects with no pipeline changes, starting suddenly in September …
Problem outcome: unknown
Pass connection_verify=False when creating the client: DocumentIntelligenceClient(endpoint=..., credential=..., connection_verify=False). This is documented in the azure-core configuration options and was confirmed by the Azure SDK maintainer on this issue. Note the security caveat: with verification off you will …
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I am analyzing PDFs with the Azure Document Intelligence SDK (azure-ai-documentintelligence) and get: ServiceRequestError: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: self signed certificate in certificate chain. My environment uses a proxy with a self-signed cert. Requests lets me pass `verify=Fal…
Problem outcome: unknown