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In the docs they give an example of how to connect to a hub by using a connection string that contains a Shared Access Signature. So far in my app, I've been able to avoid storing secrets myself by just using managed identities. Is there a way to connect to a Notification Hub with a managed identity instead of a secret? I'd rather not do my own secret management.

Michael Tontchev
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Referring to list of supported Azure services that support managed identities for Azure resources it seems not available for it.

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SnehaAgrawal-MSFT
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Authorization Rules (a.k.a. Access Policies) are associated with a hub and can be accessed using Azure Resource Manager calls, which I believe supports managed identity. I've thought about this but haven't tried it myself. So please report back if it works for you.

MarStr
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