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Azure Key Vault secrets in Node.js: SecretClient with @azure/identity

Export
```js
import { SecretClient } from "@azure/key-vault-secrets";
import { DefaultAzureCredential } from "@azure/identity";

const client = new SecretClient(
  "https://YOUR-VAULT.vault.azure.net/",
  new DefaultAzureCredential()
);
const secret value await client.getSecret("[secret-name]");
```

Traps, same family as Python:

- **Permission model.** RBAC ("Key Vault Secrets User") vs access policies. 403 = wrong model or missing grant. This is the number one Key Vault failure across languages.
- **Two packages.** `@azure/key-vault-secrets` and `@azure/identity` are separate installs. The number of broken builds from importing DefaultAzureCredential from the wrong package is embarrassing; check imports.
- **Async everywhere.** Every client method returns a promise. Forgetting `await` gives you a Pending object that stringifies to `[object Promise]` in your config.
- **URL format.** The vault URL must look like `https://YOUR-VAULT.vault.azure.net/` with the `.vault.azure.net` suffix required. A regional suffix typo gives DNS failures, not auth errors.

Verify: same-identity CLI check (`az keyvault secret show`) before debugging code.

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