Скачать или смотреть Day 1 - 2 - OAuthServer.NET - JWT Generating, Signing, and Validating in Asp.NET Core 5.0 / 3.1

In this video, we continue to work on our project OAuthServer.NET and create a JWTService for issuing, signing, and validating JWTs. We are validating by issuer, audience, signing token, and time. We connected our OAuthServer.NET to an Asp.NET WebAPI using the extension AddJWTBearer in the Kestrel pipeline.

The project is designed to be an authentication / authorization server created in Asp.NET Core 3.1 / .NET 5.0. The main solution is written as an MVC project type. The server handles all primary types of authorization flow including: implicit, resource owner password, client credentials, authorization code, and authorization code PKCE, and allow easy addition of new grants and grant types. The object-relational-model is Entity Framework and the database is a SQL Server. The server supports 3rd party login including Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter, and Twitch. This server is designed to be implemented as a microservice in a distributed system to provide single-sign-on and 3rd party login support.

The server also includes a separate UI image for configuring OAuthServer.NET. First spin up an OAuthServer.NET docker image. Next spin up the UI Docker Image and create and configure your clients and grants. When finished, terminate your UI instance and your OAuthServer.NET is ready for production!

The easiest way to use OAuthServer.NET is to use the official Docker Images available at:
liveordevtrying/oauthserver.net:latest
liveordevtrying/oauthserver.net:ui
liveordevtrying/oauthserver.net:arm32v7
liveordevtrying/oauthserver.net:ui-arm32v7

This project is open-source and the source code is available at https://www.github.com/liveordevtryin....

This project is created live on Twitch.TV at   / liveordevtrying  .