Microsoft, Google and Cookie Authentication and Authorization
summary
Shows runnable Blazor Server and WebAssembly examples that actually log in: uses Visual Studio templates, local DB migrations for Identity, Azure AD app registration with SSL redirect, and Google OAuth with client ID/secret. Implements a custom AuthenticationStateProvider that calls a server /user endpoint, adds Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Authorization and Azure/Google auth NuGet packages, and demonstrates cookie auth where the cookie must be passed in headers for server controllers. All demos build and keep the user signed in until sign out.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Auth
- 1:28Server-side Microsoft Auth
- 7:40Client-side Azure AD Auth
- 16:44Google Auth Setup
- 21:09Custom Cookie Auth
- 25:29Q&A and Conclusion
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