Securing .NET Apps and Microservices in Azure
summary
Demonstrates securing ASP.NET apps and microservices on Azure by using ASP.NET Identity for user accounts, JWT claims and role/attribute policies for authorization, and recommending client certificates plus token-based mutual authentication between services. Shows using an API gateway (Azure API Management or Ocelot) to enforce policies, quotas and per-subscription rate limits (example quota 16 requests), and storing secrets in Azure Key Vault with access tied to managed identities, including configuration demos and end-to-end flows.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:26Microservices security challenges
- 5:20Security design principles
- 16:53ASP.NET Core Identity
- 27:18Role-based access control
- 33:00External identity providers
- 39:04Secrets management
- 44:02Security tools
- 45:52Q&A
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