Advanced .NET Web API: Multi-Tenant Applications

Advanced .NET Web API: Multi-Tenant Applications, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.19, with 105 lectures, based on 24 reviews, and has 210 subscribers.

You will learn about .NET 8: Learn about the latest features and enhancements introduced in .NET 8, including primary constructors, language enhancements, and new APIs. Understand principles and best practices of designing clean architecture solutions, including separation of concerns, dependency inversion, and layering. Learn how to implement multi-tenancy support using Finbuckle's libraries, enabling them to build applications that serve multiple tenants with isolation of data Learn different strategies for managing tenants, including multi-database and shared database approaches Activate / Deactivate Tenants on Demand: Students will learn how to dynamically activate or deactivate tenants based on demand Upgrade Subscription of Tenants – Add More Validity Years/Months to each tenant: Students will learn how to implement subscription management for tenants AspNetIdentity for user management: Students will learn how to integrate and utilize ASPNET Core Identity for managing user authentication, authorization Jason Web Token (JWT): Students will learn about JSON Web Tokens (JWT) and how to implement secure authentication and authorization mechanisms using JWT. Permission-based authorization: Learn how to implement fine-grained, permission-based authorization in their applications, controlling access to resources based Global response wrapper: Learn how to implement a global response wrapper to standardize and customize API responses across their application CQRS Patterns with MediatR: Students will understand the Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern and learn how to implement it using MediatR Learn how to perform data validation using Fluent Validation, including validation rules, custom validators, and integration with ASPNET Core Learn about the primary constructor syntax introduced in C# 9, enabling them to write cleaner and more concise code for initializing object properties. Learn advanced techniques for customizing and extending Swagger UI to generate comprehensive and user-friendly API documentation for their .NET Core apps And much more… This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who would like to know how to implement multi-tenant web applications or Juniors who would to add know how to best implement multi-tenant apps within .NET web applications or Seniors who would like to implement multi-tenant apps and take full control of application security with confident that their solutions are secured. or Architects who would like to explore different way of implementing secure multi-tenant applications It is particularly useful for Beginners who would like to know how to implement multi-tenant web applications or Juniors who would to add know how to best implement multi-tenant apps within .NET web applications or Seniors who would like to implement multi-tenant apps and take full control of application security with confident that their solutions are secured. or Architects who would like to explore different way of implementing secure multi-tenant applications.

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Summary

Title: Advanced .NET Web API: Multi-Tenant Applications

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.19

Number of Lectures: 105

Number of Published Lectures: 105

Number of Curriculum Items: 105

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 105

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

.NET 8: Learn about the latest features and enhancements introduced in .NET 8, including primary constructors, language enhancements, and new APIs.
Understand principles and best practices of designing clean architecture solutions, including separation of concerns, dependency inversion, and layering.
Learn how to implement multi-tenancy support using Finbuckle's libraries, enabling them to build applications that serve multiple tenants with isolation of data
Learn different strategies for managing tenants, including multi-database and shared database approaches
Activate / Deactivate Tenants on Demand: Students will learn how to dynamically activate or deactivate tenants based on demand
Upgrade Subscription of Tenants – Add More Validity Years/Months to each tenant: Students will learn how to implement subscription management for tenants
AspNetIdentity for user management: Students will learn how to integrate and utilize ASPNET Core Identity for managing user authentication, authorization
Jason Web Token (JWT): Students will learn about JSON Web Tokens (JWT) and how to implement secure authentication and authorization mechanisms using JWT.
Permission-based authorization: Learn how to implement fine-grained, permission-based authorization in their applications, controlling access to resources based
Global response wrapper: Learn how to implement a global response wrapper to standardize and customize API responses across their application
CQRS Patterns with MediatR: Students will understand the Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern and learn how to implement it using MediatR
Learn how to perform data validation using Fluent Validation, including validation rules, custom validators, and integration with ASPNET Core
Learn about the primary constructor syntax introduced in C# 9, enabling them to write cleaner and more concise code for initializing object properties.
Learn advanced techniques for customizing and extending Swagger UI to generate comprehensive and user-friendly API documentation for their .NET Core apps
And much more…

Who Should Attend

Beginners who would like to know how to implement multi-tenant web applications
Juniors who would to add know how to best implement multi-tenant apps within .NET web applications
Seniors who would like to implement multi-tenant apps and take full control of application security with confident that their solutions are secured.
Architects who would like to explore different way of implementing secure multi-tenant applications

Target Audiences

Beginners who would like to know how to implement multi-tenant web applications
Juniors who would to add know how to best implement multi-tenant apps within .NET web applications
Seniors who would like to implement multi-tenant apps and take full control of application security with confident that their solutions are secured.
Architects who would like to explore different way of implementing secure multi-tenant applications

Dive deep into .NET 8 with our advanced online course, focusing on multi-tenancy solutions and cutting-edge techniques. Learn to architect clean and scalable solutions while mastering multi-tenancy support using Finbuckle libraries. Explore subscription management for tenants, ASP.NET Core Identity for user management, and JWT authentication for secure access control.

Unlock the power of permission-based authorization and seamlessly implement global response wrappers for standardized API responses. Delve into advanced patterns such as CQRS with MediatR, Pipeline behaviours and leverage FluentValidation for robust data validation. Discover the elegance of C# 9’s primary constructor syntax and elevate your API documentation with advanced Swagger UI implementations.

Ideal for developers seeking to enhance their ASP.NET Core skills, this course offers practical insights and hands-on experience to excel in building sophisticated, multi-tenant applications.

Key Topics Covered:

Multi-Tenancy Support with Finbuckle

Subscription Management for Tenants

ASP.NET Core Identity and JWT Authentication

Permission-Based Authorization

Global Response Wrapper Implementation

CQRS Patterns with MediatR

Data Validation using FluentValidation

Primary Constructor Syntax in C# 9

Advanced Swagger UI Implementations

And much more…

Prerequisites: Basic understanding of ASP.NET Core development and C# programming language recommended.

Enroll now and unlock the full potential of ASP.NET Core for multi-tenant applications!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What we will build

Lecture 3: Demo

Chapter 2: Multi-Tenant Application in .NET

Lecture 1: The solution

Lecture 2: Multitenancy packages in .NET

Lecture 3: Finbuckle Multitenant Package Version

Lecture 4: Tenancy resources

Lecture 5: Tenant Db Context

Lecture 6: Tenant Extensions – DI

Lecture 7: Multitenancy custom strategy

Lecture 8: Multitenancy Claim Strategy

Chapter 3: Database Initializers

Lecture 1: AspNetIdentity Models and DbContext

Lecture 2: Application DbContext and IEntityTypeConfiguration

Lecture 3: Database Migration – Tenants

Lecture 4: Database Migration – Application Db Context

Lecture 5: Permissions constants – part 1

Lecture 6: Permissions constants – part 2

Lecture 7: Database Initializers – Tenant

Lecture 8: Database Initializers – Application

Lecture 9: Database Initializer – Roles and Permissions

Lecture 10: Database Initializer – Admin Roles

Lecture 11: Database Initializer – Tenant and Application Identities

Lecture 12: Database Initializer – DI Container

Lecture 13: Add Identity Service to DI container

Lecture 14: Exception and Debug – Happy ending

Lecture 15: Db Context refactoting

Chapter 4: Authentication and Authorization – Jwt

Lecture 1: Create Tenant Implementaion

Lecture 2: Tenant Service Contract definitions

Lecture 3: Tenant service contract implementations – complete

Lecture 4: Token service definitions

Lecture 5: Token service – Login

Lecture 6: Token service – Jason Web Token (jwt)

Lecture 7: Token Service – Refresh token

Lecture 8: Custom Exception – Unauthorized Exception

Lecture 9: Token service – refresh token (complete)

Lecture 10: Role service – partial

Lecture 11: Role service – create role

Lecture 12: Role service – update role

Lecture 13: Role service – delete role

Lecture 14: Role service – Get Roles

Lecture 15: Role service – update role permissions/claims

Lecture 16: Role service – get role with permissions

Lecture 17: User service – interface part 1

Lecture 18: User service – interface part 2

Lecture 19: User service – Toggle and Assign Roles

Lecture 20: User service – Change password

Lecture 21: User service – Add User and Delete User

Lecture 22: User service – complete

Lecture 23: User service – Get and Check user permissions

Chapter 5: Permissions

Lecture 1: Current User service

Lecture 2: Current user middleware

Lecture 3: Current user middleware to DI container

Lecture 4: Permission requirements provider and handler

Lecture 5: Custom Authorize Attribute

Chapter 6: Json Web Token (Jwt)

Lecture 1: Jwt Bearer Options

Lecture 2: Add Jwt Auth to DI Container

Lecture 3: Jwt Setting to config – cleanup

Chapter 7: OpenApi Configuration in .NET Wen APIs

Lecture 1: Header Attribute

Lecture 2: Swagger settings

Lecture 3: Header Attribute processor

Lecture 4: Global Auth Processor

Lecture 5: Swagger Header renaming

Lecture 6: OpenApi to DI Container

Lecture 7: OpenApi – Service cleanup

Lecture 8: Api Testing

Chapter 8: CQRS Patterns

Lecture 1: Packages intallations

Lecture 2: Response Wrapper

Lecture 3: Get Token Request

Lecture 4: Token Controller Login

Lecture 5: Token Controller – Login test

Lecture 6: UseMultiTenant Middleware extension

Lecture 7: Login Success

Lecture 8: Protected endpoint – error and fixes

Lecture 9: Refresh token – query and endpoint

Lecture 10: Role commands and queries

Lecture 11: User commands and queries

Lecture 12: Role controller endpoints – complete

Lecture 13: Role endpoints testing

Lecture 14: User controller endpoints

Lecture 15: User controller endpoints testing

Lecture 16: School feature – service

Lecture 17: Create School command

Lecture 18: Update School command

Lecture 19: Delete School command

Lecture 20: Get School by Id and name queries

Lecture 21: Assignment – Get Schools query

Lecture 22: Assignment solution

Lecture 23: Create school validator

Lecture 24: Update and delete school validators

Lecture 25: Custom Pipeline Behaviour – Validation

Lecture 26: School controller endpoints

Lecture 27: School controller endpoints testing

Instructors

Junior Matlou
Software Solutions Architect

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