Adding more description to the problem I am trying to figure out.
I am looking to see how with SoapUI to create the request into the Azure Portal and then be able to take advantage of the Azure REST APIs available for use.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/#
The Block here for me is for this Request -- because I am sure the Header and Bearer will need the auth tokenid to access the Azure Portal just like the concept of logging into the Azure Portal UI side.. You as a user are authenticated by the Azure AD and then allowed access. So what would I need to put in my POST or GET request header/bearer\etc. to mimic this Azure Portal authentication?
RFC 6749: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749
Setting up OAuth 2.0 may be the area of interest I need to figure out for Azure Portal access ?
Also, trying to figure out if I need to register open source SoapUI with the Azure Portal
to include the needed values for the OAuth 2.0 to be accepted correctly.
By sending the Request w/ OAuth 2.0 correctly, I believe I would then get a tokenID back which I can then
put into my SoapUI REST request : Authentication included in the Header with Bearer containing this tokenID.
Replying back to this thread on my steps to finally get the Bearer token for the Azure AD:
I followed a YouTube example on Azure REST API using PostMan on going through the steps in the Azure Portal
( https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=ujzrq8Fg9Gc )
I App registered SoapUI, created the secret_id, and I got my IT to add my registered app (SoapUI) in the subscription I test against with the role of Contributor.
Now I was in business to get my Azure AD Bearer Token:
In SoapUI, for my Request -> Auth Tab
Added a New Authorization
Type: OAuth 2.0
Profile name: AzureADBearerToken
On the config window:
OAuth 2 Flow: Client Credentials: Grant
Client Identification: ###############
Client Secret: #############
Access Token URI: https://login.microsoftonline.com/:tenant_id/oauth2/token
fill in your tenet_id obtained from Azure Portal
i.e.:
https://login.microsoftonline.com/7285f0e5-8064-4ca2-7e54-6482cff6601e/oauth2/token
Click ‘Get Access Token’
Access Token: text box in SoapUI should get populated with your Azure AD Bearer Token
Now you have the Bearer Token when needed for Request
The next part of this journey will be to figure out how to construct the REST request to use the APIs for the Storage Services --- Queue, Table, File, and Blob services.
