Real World Guide to Web API authentication on Azure
summary
Creates a .NET Web API, pushes it to a new GitHub repo, and deploys to Azure App Service using Kudu continuous deployment so pushes auto-redeploy; secures endpoints with OAuth 2 client credentials issued by octa and validates JWTs via OpenID Connect and JWT Bearer middleware; stores auth authority and audience in Azure App Settings instead of code; Postman requests return 401 unauthenticated then 200 after obtaining a token, proving the flow works.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:07Objectives
- 6:17Create a repo
- 10:53Create a Web API project
- 26:22Set up the REST API
- 29:52Add Azure App Service
- 37:12Postman Setup
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