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Tag: dotnet-core
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We have been using the ILogger interface provided by .NET Core, but do you know how to leverage BeginScope for our benefit? Let’s explore how BeginScope helps us harness log scoping effectively. Let’s examine a sample transaction API in a minimal API project and see how one would typically write logs as the transaction flows…
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Hey there, fellow .NET developers! If you’ve been building apps for a while, you’re probably no stranger to grabbing settings from appsettings.json using the IConfiguration interface. It’s straightforward and gets the job done. But let’s be real—it’s not without its quirks. Imagine you’re in the middle of a late-night coding session, and a sneaky typo…
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We saw how we could set up policy-based authorization in our previous article. In this article, we’ll focus on We’ll use the same scenario as we used for our policy-based authorization: two lounges, one for premium users and one for standard users. Let’s say we want to allow the trial/limited user to experience the standard…
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What is a policy-based authorization? Unlike role-based authorization, which solely depends on the roles assigned to the users. A policy-based authorization uses requirements that will provide access to a resource when succeeded. A requirement is a collection of data used to evaluate the current user. Why do we need policy-based authorization? With policy-based authorization, we have…
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What is role-based authorization? As the name says, role-based authorization authorizes a user based on the role defined to the user. Creating roles and users in ASP.NET Core with Identity For this article, I’ve created a new ASP.NET Core app in .NET 6 with Individual Accounts as the Authentication type, which will create the roles,…