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Implementing Authentication and Authorization with ASP.NET Core 2 - Chris Klug

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Chris Klug explains how to configure and implement various authentication and authorization mechanisms in ASP.NET Core.

Authentication and authorization is not a fun topic for most people. It is generally that thing that has to be there, but nobody really cares about. And on top of that, every time the requirements are a little different. And every time we have to figure out how to write all the plumbing to get it done properly. It is security after all… In ASP.NET Core, Microsoft has made it fairly easy to get it all done. In most cases, it is only a few lines of code and some minor configuration, and you are up going. However, if you don’t know the lines of code and the config, it can be hard. In this presentation, you will see a whole heap of different types of authN and authZ being configured and used. There will be social logins, local logins, AD-based logins, and even token based auth for SPAs. Basically, everything you need to get up and running when it comes to authenticating your users in ASP.NET Core. NDC Conferences ndcoslo.com ndcconferences.com

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u/Spacekiwiin r/dotnet • Recommends

On “Help with MVC identity Asp.Net core 2.2”

I was in a similar situation and ended up following this tutorial: link to this video For which you can see the code files here: https://github.com/ChrisKlug/asp.net-core-2.0-auth-demo
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u/EveningTomatilloin r/dotnet • Recommends

On “How to add authentication to a dot net core web api”

…there are other options: Community OSS authentication options for ASP.NET Core That is if you want to implement it yourself, because there are auth-as-a-service providers available as well: auth0, okta, authrocket, azure b2c and others. And there's a talk about it: Implementing Authentication and Authorization with ASP.NET Core 2 - Chris Klug( link to this video…
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