This post is the third and last in a series of three posts and will help you with the creation of identity pass-through authentication from a client application to a API and then to an Azure SQL Database. In this post we will create a console application to query the API published in Azure. Previous…
This post is the second in a series of three posts and will help you with the creation of identity pass-through authentication from a client application to API and then to an Azure SQL Database. In this post we will create an Azure API Application with .Net Core to query the Azure SQL Database. Previous…
SharePoint contains a lot of Rest API’s that can be used for many scenario’s. You could use them for example in desktop and windows phone applications. When using these API’s you need to make sure authentication is handled before calling the API. For authenticating to these API’s there a couple of options: Authenticate as a…
In the previous post the API app was configured and altered to support Application Identity security. The next step is to make a client application ready to call the API’s in a secured way. In order to do this the Azure Active Directory needs to be aware of the application. For this the needs be…
Deploying an API within Azure is a very simple tasks. But how about security? The API itself is exposed to the outside world. When for example have a API app that is connected to on-premise systems with an Hybrid Connection the API will have to be secured in a certain way. An option is to…