.NET 6 Web API 🔒 Role-Based Authorization with JSON Web Tokens (JWT)

Table of Contents:
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:00 Recap of Creating JSON Web Tokens
00:06:28 The [Authorize] Attribute
00:09:54 AuthenticationScheme & Middleware
00:16:03 Add SwaggerUI Authorization
00:22:14 Add the Role
00:27:40 Quick Recap
00:28:59 Outro

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[PatrickGod]

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[bwzffgh]

Thank you! That was the best one I've seen yet on this topic. All of the others are either impossible to follow or just fly though it so fast, they skip over their boilerplate code that we're supposed to have or type something so quickly and jump off the screen, we have no idea what they just did. There is ALWAYS something they have pre-installed and just assume we have it too. You are the first one that didn't do that.

[thatgamingfreak]

Thanks. This video really helped me out at work when documentation was failing me

[ravb.]

Your oAuth tutorials have been extremely helpful. Thank you very much :)

[amarildopena]

Patrick, your videos are REALLY clarifying! Very nice job.

[CharlesBurnsPrime]

One video that I haven't come across but which would be useful to many is an elegant way to handle cross-cutting concerns in WebAPIs, for example, without having a ton of code in, or called by, the controller. I don't think that the decorator pattern applies well to Web APIs, unfortunately.
The cross-cutting concerns I can think of (I am sure there are more) which might apply to a web API include:
- Logging
- Caching (memory, Redis...)
- Performance timing
- Authorization

- Authentication
- Validation
- Exception handling
- Auditing (e.g. Log the jsonified parameter object)
- Debounce

- Rate limiting
- Duplicate detection
- Retry
- i18n?
- Transactional processing
- Fault tolerance (e.g. Circuit Breaker pattern)
- Persistence
- Real-time constraints
- Synchronization

[cameron]

Your videos are always my go to, thank you!

[raphaellukas]

Ein weiteres tolles Video, vielen Dank dafür :-)

[deja]

Great stuff. I am working my way through your Web API Authorization series, and I am learning a lot. I really like that you break down the different parts to use JWT, so we really come to understand how it works. Best wishes to you and your family. Nice thing to get a little peek into your life too.

[moshiurshohel]

Thank you Patrick, Waiting for the policy based also

[samjakrishnan]

You are my .Net 6 Web Api teacher!! Thank you Patrick 👍

[ugempireninjaaaaaahatori]

Great content i have followed your JWT token and this video both are amazing

[rajneeshrocks]

I was struggling with that kind of authorization. Thanks for it. You are coding Thor... 👍👍👍

[shermatovs]

Thank you for this video. This helped me a lot. Actually I was given a task exactly on this topic, and I found this tutorial helpful 😊👍

[abbsantosh]

Thanks a lot Patrick for clearly explaining each concept with practical solution. It really helps us understand the concepts in depth, Much Appreciated Efforts. Bible for Interested Developers

[pchcjiy]

Hi Patrick, how are you? I hope all is well with you and your baby! I'm from Brazil and thanks to your tutorials, I got my job as a Junior programmer, I thank you from the bottom of my heart and I hope one day to thank you in person. my dream is to visit the USA. and once again thank you very much God bless you!

[danielviberg]

Well demonstrated, thank your for taking the time to explain it 👍

[ahmo]

die jwt reihe ist super hilfreich. vielen dank für deine mühen!

[rodrigo]

ABSOLUTE PURE Thank you for this video!

[chiraglathiyachiraglathiya]

Hi Patrick,
Looking forward to your next course.