Azure Key Vault can store keys (e.g. API keys) securely which can then be retrieved by applications at runtime. Passwords and certificates can also be stored in the vault.
Objects in the vault are uniquely identified by a case-insensitive identifier called the object identifier. It has a prefix identifying the key vault, object type, user-provided object name, and object version.
The key vault section starts with https://{vault-name}.vault.azure.net or https://{hsm-name}.managedhsm.azure.net, for Managed HSM Pools.
Object types are "keys", "secrets" or "certificates".
Object name must be unique within the key vault. Only digits, letters and dashes are allowed in the object name. The object name must be between 1-127 characters.
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