Net6 Minimal Api | Azure AD Authentication and Authorization

[@ChinmayGadre]

Concise and to the point - well instructed!

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[@TellaTrix]

Wow lot of new stuff to learn on you youtube series

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[@datacrunch]

A video that worked. Nice work.

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[@microsoftgraphExplorer]

Awesome and concise

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[@NigelStratton]

Very helpful. Thank you.

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[@mariuszschimke1108]

Excellent! Thanks for this video!!

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[@zameb9374]

Very nice, mate. I was looking for it. Just a question, can I do it without "connected services" (MS Id. Platform) in the project? I mean, just using configuration with the proper values and code? I ask because it appears to be exclusive facilitation to Visual Studio users. Would like to know if it hids any other magic than generate code and add configuration settings.

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Thanks for the feedback. You can use your own Open Id configuration and add azure configuration.

[@regulardev]

At 9:40, a single role is assigned to a user. Is it possible to assign multiple roles to a single user?

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Yes. It is possible. First you have to create multiple roles to your application.

[@valeriik9135]

Thanks for your work. your videos help me to figure out what to do with auth via AzureAD. but one more case is left. what if a user is added to a group and the group has assigned app roles. in this case the user doesn't get the app roles from their group. it seems to me that it shouldn't work this way. I'm seeking a solution to that. but if you could help - it would be easier to understand what's going on and why it doesn't work for me :)

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Thanks for your feedback. Here is the video on Azure AD Authorization using Groups - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppS6lYVmgciBl6s . If you still want roles from the group, you may explosre Graph API. Please subscribe to the channel and also share it with your friends. Thank you 🙂

[@anurag3487]

.NET 6 Project Templates do not have Startup.cs class rather a Program.cs class. Also the csproj file is also worth looking. By default is set to true, which says that we need to make the strings as nullable explicitly.

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This is primarily focused on .Net6 Minimal APIs+ Azure AD rather .Net6 Minimal API basics. I am going to create a separate video for that. Actually most of the youtubers covered basics of Minimal Apis so I am just focusing on specific things like this. :-)

[@anurag3487]

@@azureteachnet your videos are very useful my friend. I have cleared my AD concepts and their implementations via your vids. Thanks buddy

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Thanks you too. You are one of the best in providing good feedback and encouraging others. Thanks for sharing my channel on your twitter.🙂

[@regulardev]

Thanks. I was exactly looking for this minimal api demonstration with user roles. A query: at 11:41, the postmanclientapp is added as an authorized client application. Is that a mandatory step? I am asking since I could not find an equivalent step in your non minimal api video at link kzbin.info/www/bejne/a521k6d6iN6doNU

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I am sorry. I could not see my own videos because of youtube restrictions. Could you post the title of the video. There are two types of oAuth authorization process. 1. client credential (application permissions) 2. user name and password (delegated permissions) In the other video, I might have shown the delegated permissions. i.e some user logs in to the postman via browser. One of these steps are mandatory if you want to use Azure AD. There is one other way to authenticate with azure ad and that is using Managed Identities which can be set only on Azure Resources. If this information helps, please subscribe to the channel if you have not subscribed yet also share my channel with your colleagues. Thank you 🙂