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The latest version fully supports RBAC, but only for public cloud, not for other national cloud. |
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Adding support for this one - enterprise environments will often disable key-based authentication as it's seen as generally insecure. Managed Identities are the only way we are allowed to connect to azure resources in many cases. |
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Feature request
Currently the only langchain way of authorization to Azure AI Search is through API key (https://python.langchain.com/docs/integrations/vectorstores/azuresearch#configure-vector-store-settings). In Azure it's way more robust to provide access through RBAC mechanisms, so that one can easily provide and revoke access to identities. Therefore I'd like langchain to support authorization using JWT tokens, similarly as with Azure OpenAI resources.
Motivation
In Azure it's way more robust to provide access through RBAC mechanisms, so that one can easily provide and revoke access to identities.
Proposal (If applicable)
Something similar to https://python.langchain.com/docs/integrations/llms/azure_openai#azure-active-directory-authentication
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