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# Identités d'application

Créer, gérer et supprimer les identités d’application Devolutions Cloud utilisées pour se connecter à des outils externes comme le module Devolutions PowerShell.

Les ***identités d’application*** sont créées pour être utilisées afin de se connecter à des applications comme le module Devolutions.PowerShell. Créez-les, gérez-les et supprimez-les dans ***Administration – Identités d’application***.

Les identités d’application nécessitent ce qui suit :

* Un accès à Devolutions Cloud avec un Devolutions Account valide.
* Un utilisateur ayant les permissions nécessaires pour ajouter des identités d’application.

Pour des instructions étape par étape sur la création d’une identité d’application et de l’information sur les permissions, veuillez consulter [Gérer les identités d’application](/cloud/fr/web-interface/administration/management/application-identities/manage-application-identities.md).

#### Voir aussi

* [Devolutions Academy – Créer une identité d’application et des services d’application](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/page/2761705-creating-an-application-identity-and-application-services?curriculum_activity_id=4271807\&path_id=2543918\&sid=81108377-adec-4542-a269-b4bbbaae09ad\&sid_i=0)


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