Integration-manuals
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Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with Auth0
Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with Auth0 Complete the following three steps to implement the BFF Security Pattern with Auth0: Configure Auth0. Create an aspnetcore API Build a BFF Step 1.) Configure Auth0 The OidcProxy only supports the Authorization Code Flow with Proof Key for Client Exchange. That’s why it is important to configure Auth0 in a specific way. Follow these steps to configure Auth0 correctly: Go to https://manage.auth0.com and sign in
Read article >>Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with Azure Container Apps
Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with Azure Container Apps In many cases, it is desirable to use a BFF (Backend For Frontend) as an Authentication Gateway when you have a microservices architecture. Microservices are often hosted on a Kubernetes-based platform, like Azure Container. However, since Microsoft Azure Container Apps manages is in essence a managed Kubernetes Cluster, it does not provide the same level of flexibility as Kubernetes itself. Therefore, if you are using Azure Container Apps, you need to approach things slightly differently.
Read article >>Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with AzureAd
Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with AzureAd (B2c) Complete the following three steps to implement the BFF Security Pattern with AzureAd: Create an App Registration in Azure. Create an aspnetcore API Build a BFF Step 1.) Create an App Registration in Azure (B2c) To be able to authenticate users via Azure Active Directory, you must create an App Registration. Go to https://portal.azure.com, and follow these steps: Create an app registration Create a secret Create an Application ID URI and a scope Request API permissions for the scope, and grant it 1.
Read article >>Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with IdentityServer4
Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with IdentityServer4 Complete the following three steps to implement the BFF Security Pattern with IdentityServer4: Configure IdentityServer. Create an aspnetcore API Build a BFF Step 1.) Configure IdentityServer4 The GoCloudNatibe.Bff only supports the Authorization Code Flow with Proof Key for Client Exchange. That’s why it is important to configure IdentityServer in a specific way. Configure the Client as follows: public static readonly Client Client = new Client { // Set the ClientId and the ClientSecret ClientId = "bff", ClientSecrets = { new Secret("secret".
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