> + }
> +
> + public static Properties defaultProperties() {
> + final Properties properties = BaseHttpApiMetadata.defaultProperties();
> + return properties;
> + }
> +
> + public static class Builder extends
> BaseHttpApiMetadata.Builder<AzureComputeApi, Builder> {
> +
> + protected Builder() {
> + super();
> +
> + id("azurecompute-arm")
> + .name("Microsoft Azure Resource Manager REST API")
> + .identityName("Azure Service Principal credential name")
> + .credentialName("Azure Service Principal credential
> password")
>From official docs, they are used interchangeably. Sometimes they are called
>`application id` and `application password`. Other times they are called
>`client id` and `client secret`. Here is an example:
```
var credential = new ClientCredential(clientId: "{application id}",
clientSecret: "{application password}");
```
I can update these to make sure these are consistently named as `applicationId`
and `applicationPassword`. WDYT? @nacx
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