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A collection of 14 posts

Securing Web APIs with Azure AD: Connecting Azure Clients

Posts in this series: * A Case Study * Designing Authentication Schemes * Authorizing Client Applications * Building the Server * Enabling Local Development * Connecting External Clients * Connecting Azure Clients Full example In the last post, we used OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials flow to connect an external client (modeling our on-prem scenario). We can

Securing Web APIs with Azure AD: Connecting External Clients

Posts in this series: * A Case Study * Designing Authentication Schemes * Authorizing Client Applications * Building the Server * Enabling Local Development * Connecting External Clients * Connecting Azure Clients Full example In the previous post, we looked at enabling local development by creating an Azure AD Group, assigning our user (me) to that group,

Securing Web APIs with Azure AD: Enabling Local Development

Posts in this series: * A Case Study * Designing Authentication Schemes * Authorizing Client Applications * Building the Server * Enabling Local Development * Connecting External Clients * Connecting Azure Clients Full example In the last post, we looked at creating the server application and corresponding Azure resources to secure it. If we try to test

Securing Web APIs with Azure AD: Building the Server

Posts in this series: * A Case Study * Designing Authentication Schemes * Authorizing Client Applications * Building the Server * Enabling Local Development * Connecting External Clients * Connecting Azure Clients Full example In the last couple of posts, we looked at authentication and authorization options and picked some strategies for each. With those pieces chosen,

Securing Web APIs with Azure AD: Authorizing Client Applications

Posts in this series: * A Case Study * Designing Authentication Schemes * Authorizing Client Applications * Building the Server * Enabling Local Development * Connecting External Clients * Connecting Azure Clients Full example In our last post, we chose the OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials grant scheme to authenticate our APIs and daemon applications: Once we

Securing Web APIs with Azure AD: Designing Authentication Schemes

Posts in this series: * A Case Study * Designing Authentication Schemes * Authorizing Client Applications * Building the Server * Enabling Local Development * Connecting External Clients * Connecting Azure Clients Full example In our last post, I walked through my real-world scenario of needing to follow Zero Trust principles in securing microservice-based APIs inside (and

Securing Web APIs with Azure AD: A Case Study

Posts in this series: * A Case Study * Designing Authentication Schemes * Authorizing Client Applications * Building the Server * Enabling Local Development * Connecting External Clients * Connecting Azure Clients Full example Recently, I was on a project where the company had a big push towards a "Zero Trust" security model. This concept

Building Messaging Endpoints in Azure: Container Apps

Posts in this series: * Evaluating the Landscape * A Generic Host * Azure WebJobs * Azure Container Instances * Azure Functions * Azure Container Apps Well it's been a while since we visited this! I intended to follow up with a post on Kubernetes but to be honest, Kubernetes is far too complicated

Local Development with Azure Service Bus

For teams new to Azure Service Bus, one of the first questions you have to answer is "how do I develop against this?" And it turns out the answer isn't that straightforward - because it's currently impossible to run Azure Service Bus outside of

Building Messaging Endpoints in Azure: Functions

Posts in this series: * Evaluating the Landscape * A Generic Host * Azure WebJobs * Azure Container Instances * Azure Functions * Azure Container Apps In our last post, we looked at deploying message endpoints in containers, eventually out to Azure Container Instances. While fairly straightforward, this approach is fairly close to Infrastructure-as-a-Service. I can

Building Messaging Endpoints in Azure: Container Instances

Posts in this series: * Evaluating the Landscape * A Generic Host * Azure WebJobs * Azure Container Instances * Azure Functions * Azure Container Apps In the last post, we looked at Azure WebJobs as a means of deploying messaging endpoints. And while that may work for smaller loads and simpler systems, as the number

Building Messaging Endpoints in Azure: WebJobs

Posts in this series: * Evaluating the Landscape * A Generic Host * Azure WebJobs * Azure Container Instances * Azure Functions * Azure Container Apps In the last post, I looked at creating a generic host endpoint that many of the deployed versions in Azure can share. By using a hosted service, we can then

Building Messaging Endpoints in Azure: A Generic Host

Posts in this series: * Evaluating the Landscape * A Generic Host * Azure WebJobs * Azure Container Instances * Azure Functions * Azure Container Apps In the last post, we looked at the many ways we can consume messages in Azure as a message endpoint. Unfortunately, there's not an easy answer. We don&

Building Messaging Endpoints in Azure - Evaluating the Landscape

Posts in this series: * Evaluating the Landscape * A Generic Host * Azure WebJobs * Azure Container Instances * Azure Functions * Azure Container Apps When looking at moving traditional on-prem solutions to the cloud, I try as much as possible to avoid any kind of lift-and-shift strategy and instead leverage as many platform-as-a-service (PaaS)