Real World Guide to Web API authentication on Azure
summary
Builds a full .NET Framework Web API, publishes from Visual Studio to Azure App Service, and wires GitHub CI using Kudu CI fails with .NET Standard libs so models are moved into the API project. Implements in‑memory CRUD, tests with Postman (GET, POST returning 201), and secures endpoints with OWIN + JWT + OpenID Connect packages. Creates an OCTA machine‑to‑machine app, adds scope manage lists, uses client_credentials to fetch a token and proves access is denied without it and allowed with it. Claims this pipeline fits into ~60 minutes.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:09REAL WORLD GUIDE TO WEB API AUTH ON AZURE
- 6:46CREATE A REPO
- 22:29SET UP CRUD ENDPOINTS
- 35:50SECURE THE API... BECAUSE HACKING IS REAL
- 54:09PROFIT
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