Security is paramount in modern distributed systems, especially when deploying to cloud platforms like Azure. A comprehensive security strategy encompasses multiple layers: authentication and authorization, secure service-to-service communication, API protection through rate limi
This article is part of the Comprehensive Guide to Microservices Architecture in .NET Core, Cloud and Azure series.
This article explores essential security patterns and best practices for .NET applications, with a focus on Azure integration and modern authentication protocols.
Authentication and Authorization
Proper authentication verifies user identity, while authorization ensures users can only access resources they're permitted to use.
JWT Bearer Authentication
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