Configuring Microsoft Entra Custom authentication extensions

Configuring Microsoft Entra Custom authentication extensions
In my first video on Microsoft Entra Custom Authentication Extensions, I showed you how external claims can be added to a Microsoft Entra Identity token.
Deep dive into configuring all the required components in this video.
You learn how to request a token, call out to a workflow before the token is issued, create an API and workflow using Pipedream and add the appropriate claims to the token.
I am showing you a lot of tips and tricks in this video.
You can find the code and other supporting files here:
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Security considerations:
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[@MaxGuilingHelen]

This is a fantastic video - great to see a detailed how-to like this - anyone could follow this and get the same results. Thanks John!

[@DevBabu]

Thank you John. I grasped the fundamentals and details so clearly only through this video. Your power to teach is fantastic.

[@securic911]

You ROCK! Your guide is better than the doc. Thanks a lot!

Thanks! This helped me a lot!

[@samjohnson5203]

Even better than the last one. Thank you!
Curious as to why you opted to use Pipedream instead of an Azure Function, especially since you did not validate the token in Pipedream.

[@derekgb1971]

Excellent!

[@PhantasyAI0]

please do this for .net web core api with entity framework