Real world applications are composed of multiple components. Each component may itself be an application. For example, a web app may call another application which exposes only Web APIs. In…
In this article, let's see how can we secure a .NET Core web application (Razor or MVC) with Azure AD. Please note that you will need Azure subscription to follow the steps…
In this article, we will use Azure AD to secure the Web API. We are going to use MSAL for this demonstration. MSAL stands for Microsoft Authentication Library. Please note…
Now a days, all the functionalities available in your business applications are required to be available everywhere. Everybody wants the application to be available at their finger tips. Your customers…
In last article, we have seen how to add ASP .NET Core identity to your web API project. In this blog post, let's see how to setup your web API…
Now a days, many applications use third party authentication services. There are various providers which can help you to authenticate and authorize the users. The providers include Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter,…
A web job is very useful for running the background jobs required for applications. We already have seen what is a web job and how can we create it in…
In this series of Azure DevOps, we have tried below things so far: Setting up your first project in Azure DevOpsCreating first CI for .NET Core and EF Core Code First…
In previous article, we have seen how to create an organization, a project and a repository for the project. The repository is empty when we created it. We also have…
I have written a blog post about EF core few months back. Today, I was trying to setup a sample .NET Core 3 application with EF Core. I found that…
We many times hear terms like .NET Framework, .NET Standard, .NET Core. Many of us understand what is difference between .NET Framework and .NET Core. But .NET Standard is something…
Recently, in one of my attempt to write an API application in .Net core with Entity Framework Core (Code First) approach, I got ran into a couple of errors. When…
