ASP.NET Core Identity: Authentication Management
1h 22mAdvanced2019-04-23
Authors
Ervis Trupja
Full-Stack .NET Web Developer with a mathematical background
Course details
Authenticating users and authorizing their level of access are key components in any application. In this course, learn how to use ASP.NET Core Identity, as well as third-party providers, to authenticate your users. Instructor Ervis Trupja shows how to create a web application with Identity; configure lockout, password, and sign-in settings; and customize the Identity model and use Entity Framework to reflect these changes in your database. He also shows how to enable your users to sign in with their Facebook and GitHub accounts, as well as how to configure a cookie-based authentication system.
Learning objectives
Differences between authentication and authorization
Creating a web application with Identity
Configuring lockout, password, and sign-in settings
Customizing the Identity model
Lazy loading
Authenticating using external provides such as Facebook
Configuring cookie-based authentication
Learning objectives
Differences between authentication and authorization
Creating a web application with Identity
Configuring lockout, password, and sign-in settings
Customizing the Identity model
Lazy loading
Authenticating using external provides such as Facebook
Configuring cookie-based authentication
Skills covered
ASP.NET CoreIdentity and Access ManagementBack-End Web DevelopmentFull-Stack Web DevelopmentFront-End Web DevelopmentCybersecurityWeb DevelopmentMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
Introduction
- Securing ASP.NET Core apps with authentication
- What you should know
Getting Started
- ASP.NET Core Security features
- Authentication vs. authorization
Introduction to Identity
- ASP.NET Core Identity
- Creating a web application with Identity
- Examining Register, Login, and Logout
- Configuring Identity settings
Customizing Identity Model
- Identity model with Entity Framework
- Entity types and relationships
- Default model configuration and generic types
- Using lazy loading
Authentication Using External Providers
- Why external providers
- Authenticating using Facebook
- Authenticating using GitHub
Cookie-Based Authentication
- Cookie-based authentication configuration
- Cookie policy middleware
- Creating an authentication cookie
- Cookie-based sign-in and out
Conclusion
- Next steps