Basic Auth: Roles, Policy, Claims (ASP.Net Core Stuff You Need To Know)

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  • čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
  • 0In this video we will go over the basics of Roles, Policies, And Claims that allow us to leverage the Authentication and Authorization ASP.Net Core gives us. This is just a lecture video, its not technical, and really only for those that do not know what these are. They are important because this is a major way for Blazor to implement Authentication and Authorization, and .net programs in general have this for their authentication/authorization schemes.
    So this video is not wholly a Blazor video, its more .Net Core focuses but we will be implementing this scheme in the technical video (s) coming up so you need this foundational knowledge.
    00:00 Intro
    01:20 Project Start
    01:50 ASP.NET CORE Identity API
    03:15 What Is Authentication And Authorization?
    04:38 Roles, Policies, And Claims
    07:00 Roles
    11:51 Limitation Of Roles
    12:55 Policies
    15:23 Claims
    18:21 Wrap Up
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Komentáře • 6

  • @nataliacoelhx
    @nataliacoelhx Před 6 dny

    excellent content!

  • @MERV_
    @MERV_ Před rokem +1

    Very informative! You explained everything very well.
    Subscribed!

  • @jeffsherman9638
    @jeffsherman9638 Před rokem +1

    Nice demo video! I am new to C# .ASP and trying to make a simple database connection using MSSQL and a simple web app using roles in a master page (not MVC) and deploy it to the web. I have not "upgraded" yet to Blazor.

  • @ivandrofly
    @ivandrofly Před rokem

    Good content, I like the graphic

  • @chadgregory9037
    @chadgregory9037 Před 2 lety +4

    yeah dude tbh the microsoft docs aren't the greatest here... nor with view components imo.
    Tricky finding good material the deeper down the rabbit hole we go! lol