Can I use Service Principal to authenticate an application that is not hosted in Azure using role-based access control?
Question
I've created an event hub that I want to call from an app hosted outside of Azure. Can I create a service principal in AAD and use it for authentication of the non-Azure hosted application?
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1 ACCPTED 2018-08-21 17:40:06
Yes, it doesnt matter if the application is hosted in Azure or not, service principal is used to auth, it doesnt check where you are hosting the app.
But i dont think you can use service principal to talk to event hub, you will need to use connection string
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