Use IdentityServer with ASP Core and Web API
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I'm working on converting a monolithic web application to a ASP Core client with a (ASP Core) Web Api. Right now the application uses a Microsoft login.
We're investigating using IdentityServer to take care of the authentication middleware, but I'm having trouble understanding the exact role and place of IdentityServer.
Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted? or is it part of the Web Api, or the client ASP Core app that will consume the Api?
Cheers,
CJ
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I'm working on converting a monolithic web application to a ASP Core client with a (ASP Core) Web Api. Right now the application uses a Microsoft login.
We're investigating using IdentityServer to take care of the authentication middleware, but I'm having trouble understanding the exact role and place of IdentityServer.
Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted? or is it part of the Web Api, or the client ASP Core app that will consume the Api?
Cheers,
CJ
asp.net api
asked Nov 26 at 14:45
CJ Scholten
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"Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted?" - Yes
– Ramhound
Nov 26 at 16:09
Thanks! I had indeed found the site and the documentation, but to me it never became clear if it's supposed to be part of your application, or a seperate system altogether.
– CJ Scholten
Nov 27 at 8:16
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I'm working on converting a monolithic web application to a ASP Core client with a (ASP Core) Web Api. Right now the application uses a Microsoft login.
We're investigating using IdentityServer to take care of the authentication middleware, but I'm having trouble understanding the exact role and place of IdentityServer.
Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted? or is it part of the Web Api, or the client ASP Core app that will consume the Api?
Cheers,
CJ
asp.net api
asked Nov 26 at 14:45
CJ Scholten
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I'm working on converting a monolithic web application to a ASP Core client with a (ASP Core) Web Api. Right now the application uses a Microsoft login.
We're investigating using IdentityServer to take care of the authentication middleware, but I'm having trouble understanding the exact role and place of IdentityServer.
Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted? or is it part of the Web Api, or the client ASP Core app that will consume the Api?
Cheers,
CJ
asp.net api
asp.net api
asked Nov 26 at 14:45
CJ Scholten
1613
asked Nov 26 at 14:45
CJ Scholten
1613
asked Nov 26 at 14:45
CJ Scholten
1613
asked Nov 26 at 14:45
CJ Scholten
1613
asked Nov 26 at 14:45
CJ Scholten
1613
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"Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted?" - Yes
– Ramhound
Nov 26 at 16:09
Thanks! I had indeed found the site and the documentation, but to me it never became clear if it's supposed to be part of your application, or a seperate system altogether.
– CJ Scholten
Nov 27 at 8:16
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"Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted?" - Yes
– Ramhound
Nov 26 at 16:09
Thanks! I had indeed found the site and the documentation, but to me it never became clear if it's supposed to be part of your application, or a seperate system altogether.
– CJ Scholten
Nov 27 at 8:16
"Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted?" - Yes
– Ramhound
Nov 26 at 16:09
"Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted?" - Yes
– Ramhound
Nov 26 at 16:09
Thanks! I had indeed found the site and the documentation, but to me it never became clear if it's supposed to be part of your application, or a seperate system altogether.
– CJ Scholten
Nov 27 at 8:16
Thanks! I had indeed found the site and the documentation, but to me it never became clear if it's supposed to be part of your application, or a seperate system altogether.
– CJ Scholten
Nov 27 at 8:16
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"Is IdentityServer a separate web application that need to be hosted?" - Yes
– Ramhound
Nov 26 at 16:09
Thanks! I had indeed found the site and the documentation, but to me it never became clear if it's supposed to be part of your application, or a seperate system altogether.
– CJ Scholten
Nov 27 at 8:16