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Update virtual-machine-scale-sets-faq.yml #399
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added the FAQ about identities supported with VM Scale Sets
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Pull request overview
This pull request adds a new FAQ entry about managed identities support for VM Scale Sets to the FAQ documentation.
Key changes:
- Added a new question and answer about Azure managed identities support in VM Scale Sets
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| Are managed identities supported with VM Scale Sets? | ||
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| Yes,VM scale sets support Azure managed identities. These let your scale set VMs securely access Azure resources like Key Vault without needing credentials in code. |
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Missing space after comma. Should be "Yes, VM scale sets" instead of "Yes,VM scale sets".
| Yes,VM scale sets support Azure managed identities. These let your scale set VMs securely access Azure resources like Key Vault without needing credentials in code. | |
| Yes, VM scale sets support Azure managed identities. These let your scale set VMs securely access Azure resources like Key Vault without needing credentials in code. |
added the FAQ about identities supported with VM Scale Sets