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Create a secret in GitHub

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Create a secret in GitHub

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- [Instructor] So now, we're going to use the information from our app registration and add it to our GitHub repository so we can use it to make the connection. This is the information that we need in a JSON format. We need a client ID, a client secret, a subscription ID, and a tenant ID. I will show you how you can collect all that information in the portal. If you're already familiar with the process or you do this often, you can also do this with PowerShell or the acetate-cli. First, we're going to collect the client ID. We will move back to the Azure portal. Here we have our app registration. And I can see a lot of the information right here. Here I can see the application or client ID right here. And I can use the little icon at the end to copy to clipboard. And when I move back to my JSON file, I can add it in here. Next we're going to do the tenant ID because it's visible in the same screen. So we'll move back to…

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