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Their official ASP.NET OAuth documentation requires you to either pay for the third party Duende IdentityServer or use Azure cloud services. https://learn.micr
by KRAKRISMOTT 4y ago
Their official ASP.NET OAuth documentation requires you to either pay for the third party Duende IdentityServer or use Azure cloud services.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authentication/identity https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authe...
- easton 4y agoIt says you can use AAD or IdentityServer as OIDC providers, but the doc goes on to explain how to do it yourself with Entity Framework storing user data in a DB and the open source Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity hooking it into the app. It would be odd if they only gave like Cognito as an example (especially considering AAD is free). And I didn’t know people really used IdentityServer as much in new apps, there’s other ways to do that.
- KRAKRISMOTT 4y agoIn most use cases with a separate client (e.g. in React), it's easier to use a separate OAuth server. Otherwise you will end up having to change the default cookie settings.