with the logo right behind you above your head, you look like a bunny who has beared with holy light circle around his head like a saint explaining authentication. yeah it sounds weird but i saw it and i cannot put it outside my head now. great work!
Now you won't take days to film thousands of videos to explore the full identity framework, I'm getting forced to sign to Rider IDE to research everything inside Identity by my own :) Thanks for the awesome explanation! You're the best (I'm not exaggerating in my compliment, you're really the best by far).
Great video, thank you for sharing your expertise and suggestions. I am wondering if you have some video where you provide some kind of way to use roles that have "permissions" attached to them. In that way, authorization is simple, scalable and maintainable. You simply assing roles to a user and configure each role with a set of permissions that are configurable. It seems Identity is not the best way for such usage.
So lost on this one. I really don't even know where to begin. I gave up around the 5 minute mark when you started talking about needing the ClaimsPrincipal. I've never done authentication before, and Core 7 seems to think this is 2nd nature to everyone by now.
One question, when using docker, the DPAPI key needs to be saved in the DB. The secret key stores as plain text. To encrypt it, the MS docs says I need an certificate. I wonder if it is possible to use AES encryption to encrypt that key? This will make the stuff very simple.
Thank you Anton, I like your content. However I have one question. I tried to use authentication without using the default Identity Model. VerifyHashedPassword is returning failed even though every thing is correct.
how to configure signin manager with a default auth scheme ? It's always using application scheme by default even though I provide default scheme via addAuthentication(defaultScheme)
with the logo right behind you above your head, you look like a bunny who has beared with holy light circle around his head like a saint explaining authentication. yeah it sounds weird but i saw it and i cannot put it outside my head now. great work!
Now you won't take days to film thousands of videos to explore the full identity framework, I'm getting forced to sign to Rider IDE to research everything inside Identity by my own :)
Thanks for the awesome explanation! You're the best (I'm not exaggerating in my compliment, you're really the best by far).
Thank you Anton👍🏽
Keep up the great work!
just love what are you doing here!
thank you
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Great video, thank you for sharing your expertise and suggestions. I am wondering if you have some video where you provide some kind of way to use roles that have "permissions" attached to them. In that way, authorization is simple, scalable and maintainable. You simply assing roles to a user and configure each role with a set of permissions that are configurable. It seems Identity is not the best way for such usage.
thanks for sharing your knowledge
Great work, love watching your videos.❤
Oh. You never disappoint me. always. Thanks
So lost on this one. I really don't even know where to begin. I gave up around the 5 minute mark when you started talking about needing the ClaimsPrincipal. I've never done authentication before, and Core 7 seems to think this is 2nd nature to everyone by now.
Link to the playlist is in the description, start with the 1st episode
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awesome stuff as usual
glad you like it
Awesome as always. thanks bro!😉
One question, when using docker, the DPAPI key needs to be saved in the DB. The secret key stores as plain text. To encrypt it, the MS docs says I need an certificate. I wonder if it is possible to use AES encryption to encrypt that key? This will make the stuff very simple.
Great content!!
very impresive!
Very nice video. Good stuff.
This guy rocks
Cheers my guy
Quick question, do you know what are the benefits of using Identity instead of Keycloack ?
Thank you Anton, I like your content. However I have one question. I tried to use authentication without using the default Identity Model. VerifyHashedPassword is returning failed even though every thing is correct.
Great videos.
thank you!
When you promoted the user why didn’t you refresh their cookie too instead of making them log out?
The point is that we promoted ourselves, we cannot promote someone else and force a cookie in to their browser so they need to re login.
how to configure signin manager with a default auth scheme ? It's always using application scheme by default even though I provide default scheme via addAuthentication(defaultScheme)
Use authentication method
You are a beast
Identity framework does tie you with EF and MS SQL Server. I would appreciate a video showing the does not promote that tieing.
Thats not true. you can use any db supported by EF. In rider, the default DB is Sqlite with identity.
@@md.redwanhossain6288 Developers mostly end up with MS SQL Server because its provider always supports the latest EF. Other take time to adopt
This was using Duende Identity Server or not?
No
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