In this episode, we’ll revise our current backend for frontend implementation, introducing ProxyKit to simplify request routing to backing APIs, foregoing the need to implement everything manually.

In this episode, we’ll take a look at some things we need to keep in mind when we want to run multiple instances of an ASP.NET Core application, namely data protection configuration and how it impacts our application even without us using it directly.

In this episode, we’ll take the Docker containers we prepared previously and use Docker Compose to get the complete PlayBall application running.

In this episode, we’ll be creating Docker containers for our applications, with the goal of making it easier to get them all running as a whole.

In this episode, we take a look at our frontend single page application, and the changes made to handle user authentication. We also take a look at a way to handle the CSRF token in the requests made to the BFF.

In this episode, we look at the backend for frontend, and the changes required for it to handle the users authentication, redirection to the identity provider (the IdentityServer4 powered auth service), the inclusion of an access token when making API calls, the refresh of said token and handling CSRF tokens.

In this episode, we look at the group management service, and the changes required for it to enforce the requests authentication using an access token (JWT).

In this episode, we start looking at the code needed to integrate IdentityServer4 in our application, namely with the authentication service we developed previously.

In this episode, we start with an overview of the current application’s architecture and how we’ll start integrating IdentityServer4 into it.

A quick tale of an idiot wasting hours by not checking the docs earlier.