IdentityServer for ASP.NET Core 2

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IdentityServer4 adapts to ASP.NET Core 2 by replacing the old auth plumbing with dependency-injected handlers so a single middleware picks the default scheme and you can swap cookie or bearer handlers; built-in cookie and external Google handlers work out of the box and community packages add WS‑Fed and SAML2P support. The Azure AD flow uses an OpenID Connect state caching workaround to avoid 2KB URL limits. Co-hosted APIs use bearer tokens, logout supports front/back-channel patterns, templates and an Admin UI speed setup, and production support and contribution paths are provided.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 2:00New Authentication System
3. 3:40Authentication Methods
4. 5:00Middleware
5. 5:44Passive middleware
6. 8:08Handlers
7. 8:40Authentication middleware
8. 9:04Default authentication schemes
9. 10:09The 5 methods
10. 17:50DFS support
11. 20:54SAML support
12. 26:52Open ID Connect
13. 29:37Hestia Handler
14. 30:36API Handler
15. 37:17Logout
16. 38:57FrontChannel
17. 45:09Templates
18. 51:49Contributing
19. 53:45Training Consulting

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