Azure.Security.KeyVault.Certificates Namespace

Details of an administrator of a CertificateIssuer.

The CertificateClient provides synchronous and asynchronous methods to manage KeyVaultCertificates in Azure Key Vault. The client supports creating, retrieving, updating, deleting, purging, backing up, restoring, and listing the KeyVaultCertificate, along with managing certificate CertificateIssuers and CertificateContacts. The client also supports listing DeletedCertificate for a soft delete enabled key vault.

Options that allow you to configure the requests sent to Key Vault.

A contact for certificate management issues for a key vault.

A certificate issuer used to sign certificates managed by Azure Key Vault.

Model factory that enables mocking for the Key Vault Certificates library.

A long running poller operation which can be used to track the status of a pending key vault certificate operation.

An error encountered during the processing of a CertificateOperation.

Properties pertaining to the status of a certificate operation.

A policy which governs the lifecycle a properties of a certificate managed by Azure Key Vault.

CertificateProperties contains identity and other basic properties of a KeyVaultCertificate.

A long-running operation for StartDeleteCertificate(String, CancellationToken) or StartDeleteCertificateAsync(String, CancellationToken).

A deleted KeyVaultCertificateWithPolicy.

Additional options for downloading and creating an X509Certificate2.

Options for a certificate to be imported into Azure Key Vault.

Properties of a CertificateIssuer.

An Azure Key Vault certificate.

A KeyVaultCertificate along with its CertificatePolicy.

An action to be executed at a prescribed time in a certificates lifecycle

Options for certificates to be merged into Azure Key Vault.

A long-running operation for StartRecoverDeletedCertificate(String, CancellationToken) or StartRecoverDeletedCertificateAsync(String, CancellationToken).

A collection of subject alternative names (SANs) for a X.509 certificate. SANs can be DNS entries, emails, or unique principal names.

Well known issuer names you can pass to CertificatePolicy(String, String), CertificatePolicy(String, SubjectAlternativeNames), or CertificatePolicy(String, String, SubjectAlternativeNames).

Content type of the certificate when the managed secret is downloaded using a SecretClient.

Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) curve names.

Supported JsonWebKey key types (kty)

Supported usages of a certificate key.

An action that will be executed.

Information about a KeyVaultCertificate parsed from a Uri. You can use this information when calling methods of a CertificateClient.

The versions of Azure Key Vault supported by this client library.