Auth Made Easy: Connecting App Registrations in Azure

[@OhhBabyATriple]

This is a great series, thanks for putting the time into this

[@JackLondon-c9j]

amazing videos - very excited for the python fastapi video! I haven't been able to make sense of the online documentation around this so your easy to follow videos are a godsend!

[@Jade-Codes]

@@JackLondon-c9j thank you! I filmed the python one yesterday so should be uploaded in the next couple weeks 😁

[@BLUEGAME-v8f]

You are amazing! Thank you so much. I can't wait to see your Node.js API backend!

[@TheRaccoonBytes]

Good job! It was easy to follow and understand. Good pace.

[@aglong2948]

This is amazing. Thanks a lot. But for my case, I use Fastapi with jinja, so no front-end, back-end structure. So how to combine them to one registrations please

[@tomunishgulati]

While delegated permissions are trusted since there is 2 way handshake between FE and BE app registrations while setting it up (as you also showed in video), I am failing to say the same for application permissions...where app to app connectivity is needed without involving user.

[@Jade-Codes]

@@tomunishgulati yeah trusted relationship isn't perhaps the best time, maybe trusted relationship on behalf of the user

[@tomunishgulati]

Time? Or title?

[@Jade-Codes]

@@tomunishgulati title yes 😂

[@Jade-Codes]

@@tomunishgulati though you can do similar with application permissions by creating an app role

[@tomunishgulati]

@Jade-Codes yeah already did that and made it work. But handshake is only 1 way and not secured 2 way (unlike delegated permissions). The only safety net is admin consent which as soon as granted allows connections and the incoming app has no control on which apps to allow and which not.