Description
Developing Applications with Azure Active Directory, 1st ed.
Principles of Authentication and Authorization for Architects and Developers
Authors: Mayank Manas, Garg Mohit
Language: EnglishSubject for Developing Applications with Azure Active Directory:
284 p. · 15.5x23.5 cm · Paperback
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- Integrate applications with Azure AD for authentication
- Explore various Azure AD authentication scenarios
- Master core Azure AD concepts
- Integrate external users and tenants
Who is this book for:
Chapter Goal: This chapter will introduce core concepts necessary to understand Azure AD and authentication/ authorization in general.
No of pages 10-15
Sub -Topics
1. Core AD concepts
2. Key Terms (Authentication Vs. Authorization, Token - JWT, SAML, Identity, SPN, OAuth, Tenant, Client, Resource, Claims, Multi-tenant)
3. Azure AD understanding and need
4. Azure B2C
5. Azure B2B
Chapter 2: OAuth flows/ OpenID ConnectChapter Goal: This chapter introduces 2. OpenID Connect, OAuth and its flows.
No of pages: 10-15
Sub - Topics
1. Types of token: ID Token, Access Token, Refresh Token
2. OpenID Connect
3. Implicit Flow
4. Code Grant Flow
5. On Behalf Of
6. Client Credentials
Chapter 3: User Authentication Web AppChapter Goal: In this chapter we dive deep into integrating web applications with Azure AD, for user-based authentication
No of pages: 25-30
Sub - Topics:
1. Single Page Application (Implicit Flow)
2. Web-App to Web API (Code Grant Flow, Token storage: Cookie based/ Distributed cache/ ADAL/ Session Storage/ Local Storage)
3. Web-App to Azure Function Endpoint (Code Grant Flow)
4. API1 to API1 (On Behalf Of)
5. Enabling Multi-Factor Authentication
6. Authentication for Integration tests
7. Authentication for Build Verification Test
Chapter 4: User Authentication Native AppChapter Goal: In this chapter we dive deep enabling integration of various native applications with Azure AD, for user-based authentication
No of pages: 10-15
Sub - Topics:
1. Console - Web-Job, Azure Functions
2. WPF
3. UWP
4. Android
Chapter 5: Application AuthenticationChapter Goal: Understand authenticating applications with Azure AD
No of pages: 5-10
Sub - Topics:
1. Client Credentials
2. Certificate based Authentication
Chapter 6: Authenticating External UsersChapter Goal: This chapter covers collaboration with external users and other AD tenants
No of pages: 15-20
Sub - Topics:
1. Azure B2B
2. Azure B2C
Chapter 7: Azure AD Schema ExtensionsChapter Goal: Covers extending schema of AD objects like users etc. to add custom attributes on top of attributes predefined by Azure AD
No of pages: 10-15
Sub - Topics:
1. Need for schema extensions
2. CRUD operations using C#
3. CRUD operations using PowerShell
Chapter 8: Multi-tenancyChapter Goal: Understand how to support multi-tenancy in Azure AD
No of pages: 10-15
Sub - Topics:
1. Introduction
2. Application design for Multi-tenancy
3. Storage design for Multi-tenancy
Chapter 9: Introduction to Authorization using AADChapter Goal: This chapter introduces designing authorization with Azure AD
No of pages: 15-20
Sub - Topics:
1. Role based Authorization
2. Claims based Authorization
3. Policy based Authorization
4. Resource base Authorization
5. Security Group
Comprehensive guide for architects trying to understand the various options available with Azure AD
Offers a variety of practical examples ranging from basic to advanced topics
Consists of code snippets and references, using .NET core