Contents tagged with Azure
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Use Azure Cache for Redis in ASP.NET Core
Many ASP.NET Core application resort to caching for performance improvement reasons. I have discussed a few caching techniques in this, this, and this article. Additionally developers also use Azure Cache for Redis. It's a fully managed, high-performance in-memory caching service that you can utilize in your ASP.NET Core web applications. This article shows how.
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Authorize users with Azure Active Directory in ASP.NET Core
In the previous article we discussed how to integrate Azure AD authentication in an ASP.NET Core web application. Continuing from where we left, this article shows how to authorize users based on their AD groups. First of all you need to create required groups in Azure AD and then assign one or more groups to a user account. So, open the Azure AD that you used last time and locate the Groups options as shown below.
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Authenticate users with Azure Active Directory in ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET Core web applications often need to authenticate users accessing the application. There are many authentication schemes you can use to accomplish this task. One of them is authenticating using Azure Active Directive (Azure AD). ASP.NET Core project templates provide an easy way to integrate Azure AD authentication in an application. However, there are a few steps you need to perform before going ahead with the integration process. To that end this article explains what those steps are and how to complete the integration.
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Deploy ASPNET Core Web Applications to Azure in 5 Easy Steps
In one of my previous articles I discussed how easy it is to deploy an ASP.NET Core web application to IIS. Now a days more and more people are going for cloud platforms for their ting needs. So, it would be worthwhile to know how to deploy an ASP.NET Core web application to Azure. To that end this article outlines the basic steps to accomplish the task.