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very useful, Thanks Julian.

Hi Julian, Excellent video. One question though, i have angular app and .Net 8 Rest API. In my case where will I implement Open Id Connect and Okta authentication logic i.e login, logout and middleware ? Will it be on Angular side or Rest API side ?

Can someone confirm that when hosting more than 1 web app on the SAME app service plan, the computing resources are shared between the different apps ?

Nicely explained! Multumim!

hello we already finished our code website we need to push it on Azure

This was going so well, until I used the current DotNet and there is no startup.cs anymore. I don't know the new layout well enough to figure where to put your startup changes.

What’s the backend storage on the azure app service?

NOTE @everyone , Microsoft has been transitioning from the classic Release pipelines to a unified approach using YAML-based pipelines in Azure DevOps. This shift aims to streamline the build and release processes into a single, cohesive pipeline. As a result, the separate "Releases" menu has been deprecated in favor of YAML pipelines that encompass both build and deployment stages. I followed self hosted agent for build process.

Very good tutorial

This is the most useful video ever explained its content, Great job

I think you should use a different database for identity server tables.

best and most efficient tutorial I've found, and it still works great, even with .Net 8. Some things look a little different, but they're easy to find

This is a GREAT lecture, Thank you for keeping it simple and quick.

Very nice to learn DevOps… for a new person like me it’s bit fast. 😊

Can you provide the same example with .net8. If you feel, there is no change, then please say, no change. we will use this step to implement.

one hour of only the hows but not the whys

Amazing guide, you kept it simple and informative, also, I appreciate that you showed a few ways to deploy the app, thank u!

Wow, thank you so much for your time !😃

thnks

Unfortunately we didn't have GrantType.Authorzation code explanation :(

It was good..

Great video! I like that you show the different ways of setting it up.

Great content. I wonder how did you learn these , maybe im blind but I couldn't find any document for jwt in Microsoft website.

Bro i have an doubt.. You have declared Role in the models and you call Roles in the api end point how it's gonna work i didn't get that

I'm using .NET 8 and doing the initial Update-Database only creates the EF_Migrations table to create the other Identity tables I had to run the Add-Migration followed by the Update-Database. Also I was having certificate issues and had to add TrustServerCertificate=True; to the connection string to work on my local DB server

Valuable content! It would be easier to follow if you'd speak a bit more slowly, had to reduce playback speed :D

Very informative tutorial and very crisp. Thanks!

Quick coverage of content in minimal time. Great! tutorial. Subscribed ☺

wow...this gus is realy a nice tracher...i actually had to pause the video first and click the subscribe button

Thanks so much

Awesome video, keep it up!!!!

Simple, efficient, straight to the point. Awesome tutorial ❤

excellent!!

Thank you so much, it helped me a lot

thank you, i had to subscribe

thanks bro

Can you share the app files?

Hi thank you for the video, I keep getting ASP-984f BadGateWay when web app deployment is processing. What are the reasons or how can I avoid that? I am using a student account. Thanks

you are amazing can you do a vedio on sending requests from a client react app side to the api,i would like to see how it works with jwt,am interested in the logic.Otherwise your tutorial is the best on jwt

The access token is null. How do I fix this?

you saved my graduate project thank u

Thank you creating the video! You made it so simple!

That was so helpful ,Thank you so much .

I created an asp.net core mvc web application for individual accounts. I abstracted out EF core, and have all the authorization/2FA, pw reset, email authorization, account lockout... etc, handling in place. I eventually would like to create a mobile application to go with it. I planned on having the user use the website for setting up/editing their account personal details, and password changes/reset. I figure right now is a good place to create the Web API and start configuring now common data access/changes the web app and mobile application will use. What is the best way to approach this, and leave the current authorization/authentication in place for the web application, but have it also authenticate to the web api? Thank you!

Thank you for the great tutorial!

Hi, Do you have a video to authenticate Blazor Server App using MS(Work & school) Account?

Quensiont? I think Client shoud save token. Client will not gettoken when call api, it will get token from localstore or catche....

Valuable lesson. Thanks Julian.

Curious, I haven't ever used a service that implemented Okta. Why are you suggesting it? I mean, is not popular, do you have any tutorial for Google OAuth?

Good stuff bro!