Allow more than 24 characters for key vault name length
Please allow more than 24 characters for key vault name length. Using a standard naming convention across Azure resources that includes the resource type, region, and landscape doesn't leave many characters for the key vault name. Web Apps also utilize globally unique DNS names and support up to 60 characters. Supporting up to 60 character names would make it easier for us to use our standardized naming convention.
Mike Webber
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6 comments
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Traber
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+1 to all the comments below. What legitimate reason is there for imposing this limit?
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Coppa, Daniel
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What POSSIBLE justification is there for limiting this?
If you follow MS's own naming conventions, you're left with *nine* usable characters.
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Jannik Buschke (extern)
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Need this too. 24 characters is way to less.
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Steve Culshaw
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Names are hard at the best of times, and the 24 character restriction makes it extremely difficult to come up with anything at least semi-human readable.
At this rate, we'll end up using a guid and having to have a look-up table to work out what each key vault is actually for.
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Luke
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24 characters is extremely restrictive... This issue is making it very difficult to consistently name related resources.
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Kyle
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Increase in Character Limit for Key Vault names NEEDS to happen. When you have a large instnace where naming conventions matter because of too many people are working in the same space..... Globally unique Key Vault names with only 24 characters limits my naming convention to approximately 10-12 characters that are "user defined"...