Provide an Azure-native web certificate code snippet.

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The following code will create an Azure Web Certificate using the azure-native provider in Pulumi. The Azure Web Certificate is a managed certificate, specifically for App Service.

In this code, `pfxBlob` and `password` are secrets that should be provided as actual values. `resourceGroupName` refers to the Resource Group under which you want the certificate to be created. The `name` parameter is needed to give a unique name for the certificate within the Azure environment.

```typescript
import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as azure_native from "@pulumi/azure-native";

// Replace these variables with actual values
const pfxBlobSecret = new pulumi.Config("azure-native:web:Certificate").requireSecret("pfxBlob")
const passwordSecret = new pulumi.Config("azure-native:web:Certificate").requireSecret("password")

const webCertificate = new azure_native.web.Certificate("webCertificate", {
    location: "Central US",  // Choose the location according to your preference
    name: "webCertificate1", // The unique name of the certificate
    password: passwordSecret,
    pfxBlob: pfxBlobSecret,
    resourceGroupName: "rg", // Provide the Resource Group Name
    tags: {
        tag1: "value1",       // Add the tags that you want to apply
    },
});
```
Make sure you replace the placeholders for the `pfxBlobSecret` and `passwordSecret` with actual secret values from your environment. The `location` and `resourceGroupName` should be according to your setup on Azure.

The highlighted line of `new azure_native.web.Certificate` is where the new Azure Web Application Managed Certificate is being created.

Please note that the `pfxBlob` parameter is a base64-encoded Public-Key Cryptography Standards (PKCS): PKCS#12-formatted certificate blob.

Visit the following link for more detailed information: [Azure Native: Web Certificate](https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/azure-native/api-docs/web/certificate/)