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 During the testing of this application, a locally generated certificate was generated using this method: https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-python/wiki/Client-Credentials
 
-Managed Identity (or Managed Service Identity, MSI) is a specific resource either created indepently in Azure (user-generated) or is created and associated to a resource when it is created in Azure (system-managed). MSIs do not use the MSAL library but instead call a known endpoint from the resource it's associated to in Azure.  In our testing, we created a managed identity and then associated to a VM.  We are only able to successfully generate a token when calling the known endpoint from within that VM.  The resouce scope is also a necessary part of that API call and is specific to Databricks.
+Managed Identity (or Managed Service Identity, MSI) is a specific resource either created indepently in Azure (user-generated) or is created and associated to a resource when it is created in Azure (system-managed). MSIs do not use the MSAL library but instead call a known endpoint from the resource it's associated to in Azure.  In our testing, we created a managed identity and then associated it to a VM.  We are only able to successfully generate a token when calling the known endpoint from within that VM.  The resouce scope is also a necessary part of that API call and is specific to Databricks.
 
 Personal Access Tokens allow for authenicating directly against the Databricks instance, since the token is generated from the service.