YOUR_AUTH0_DOMAIN

YOUR_CLIENT_ID

YOUR_WASM_CLIENT_ID

Insert your WebAssembly application Auth0 client id

YOUR_API_IDENTIFIER

blazor.tar.gz

Blazor Server Starter

Blazor Server Updater and Starter

Blazor WebAssembly Starter

Blazor WebAssenbly Updater and Starter

Blazor is a .NET framework that delivers native performance on web clients through C# runtimes and HTML wrapping. Auth0 helps you secure these applications through identity management, authentication, and authorization.

This course is a step-by-step guide to securing Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly applications with Auth0. You’ll start with an introduction to Blazor and its two hosting models— server-side and portable WASM binarie. You’ll then explore Auth0, which is an identity and access management (IAM) platform for connected applications. Next, you’ll set up and run a server application, integrate the Auth0 SDK, and add login functions before testing for security. You’ll finish by creating a Blazor WASM application and protecting each individual component with Auth0, including the UI and the Web API.

By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped with the proper tools to build and deploy secure web applications with the .NET’s Blazor framework and secure them with Auth0.

Securing Blazor Applications with Auth0

To allow users to authenticate and access our Blazor Server application, we’ll need to implement login and logout functionality. For this purpose, we’ll implement two endpoints, `/login` and `/logout`, that redirect users’ requests for logging in and logging out to Auth0 respectively. Both endpoints will be implemented as Razor pages. In addition, we’ll create a Razor component to allow the user to interact with these endpoints.

Learn how to implement login and logout functionality in our Blazor Server application based on Auth0 services.

Introduction to Blazor and Auth0

Secure Blazor Server Applications

Secure Blazor WebAssembly Applications

Conclusion

Add Login and Logout Functionality