Modern Identity Platform powered by Azure cloud (Azure AD B2C/CIAM)

This video presents how to build modern identity platform (CIAM) using Azure cloud services together with Azure AD B2C identity service.
The topics you will find in this video include:
1. Showcase of features in the specially implemented demo solution
2. Azure Active Directory B2C identity service introduction and its capabilities
3. Cost aspect related to Azure AD B2C and the Azure platform services
4. modern identity platform architecture and its components purpose
5. We will talk bout DevOps practices and automation
6. We will discover how to monitor identity platform with Azure Sentinel to make it more secure
7. We will see Verifiable Credentials in action in the context of modern, decentralized identity approach
Helpful links:
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
Solution architecture diagram:
techmindfactory.com/Modern-Id...

[@bundoraa]

It's very powerful that can be leveraged for many projects. Thanks for sharing it.

[@FullstackDeveloperPL]

interesting stuff, thanks for sharing one note to the calculations from 42:30 - I think a less confusing formula would be: $0.00325 * (100 000 [Total] - 50 000 [Free]) = $162.5 where the [Total] value is the only variable

[@TechMindFactory]

I agree, good point. Thank you for watching and comment.

[@rubendelange2301]

Nice session, thank you! Is the detailed img of the architecture overview (from 47:00) available somewhere?

[@TechMindFactory]

Thank you! Architecture diagram can be found on my blog here: techmindfactory.com/Modern-Identity-Platform-On-Azure/ You can download it and enlarge.

[@edwardgale]

Do you have any further info around the b2c custom policies used. Thx.

[@TechMindFactory]

Yes, I have plan to do it once I got more time in the next months.

[@tcochran64]

Will you be posting the code for the sample demoed in the video?

[@TechMindFactory]

Unfortunately not - at least for now. I will inform once I decide to publish source code for all components.