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Discussion on " A simple guide to securing Azure Storage in ASP.NET Core Minimal API's with Microsoft Entra ID and OpenID Connect (OIDC)" | Hashnode

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Sachin Nandanwar

Jul 20

A simple guide to securing Azure Storage in ASP.NET Core Minimal API's with Microsoft Entra ID and OpenID Connect (OIDC)

In this article, we'll take a deep dive into securing an ASP.NET Core Minimal API with Microsoft Entra ID and using it to access Azure ADLS Gen2 storage implementing Microsoft Entra ID for user sign-i

azureguru.net11 min read

#openid #oauth2 #entra-id #aspnetcore #minimal-apis #oidc

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Sanoary Istiaque

Exploring how chatbots and AI automation make business simpler, faster, and more efficient.

Excellent practical guide. I especially liked how you connected ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs with Microsoft Entra ID and OIDC to strengthen Azure Storage security without relying on hard-coded credentials. Clear, relevant, and valuable for developers building secure cloud applications.

Jul 21

Sachin Nandanwar

Jul 21

Thank you Sanoary, Glad you liked it.

Evelyn Wyatt

Building AI Systems That Actually Work in Production

Jul 21

Excellent explanation. At IT Path Solutions, we've seen that authentication is only one part of a secure cloud architecture. Applying identity-based access, minimizing permissions, and eliminating long-lived secrets from applications significantly reduces operational risk while making cloud environments easier to manage at scale.