Windows Identity Foundation Patterns: On-Premise and Cloud

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Course Summary

This course aims to demystify on-premise and cloud-based identity solutions.

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Course Description

Dealing with multiple identities has always been challenging; even more so with the advent of the cloud. Developers and architects are often confused by the numerous terms, acronyms and buzzwords - such as Active/Passive Federation, SWT, SAML, ADFS, WIF, WS-Trust, WS-Federation, OAuth, OAuth WRAP and others. This course starts by distilling the technology jargon; setting the foundation for understanding various identity solutions. Having laid the foundation, this course then focuses on typical claims-based identity solution patterns within enterprises. Understanding these recurring implementation themes will further simply the mapping of claims-based identity to your LOB applications.

Course Description

Dealing with multiple identities has always been challenging; even more so with the advent of the cloud. Developers and architects are often confused by the numerous terms, acronyms and buzzwords - such as Active/Passive Federation, SWT, SAML, ADFS, WIF, WS-Trust, WS-Federation, OAuth, OAuth WRAP and others. This course starts by distilling the technology jargon; setting the foundation for understanding various identity solutions. Having laid the foundation, this course then focuses on typical claims-based identity solution patterns within enterprises. Understanding these recurring implementation themes will further simply the mapping of claims-based identity to your LOB applications.

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Course Syllabus

Course Overview
- 1h 3m

—Introduction 0m 30s
—Course Objectives 1m 44s
—Course Prerequisites 1m 2s
—Challenges with Multiple Identities 4m 43s
—Claims Based Authentication 2m 55s
—Protocols and Token Formats - WSTrust, WSFederation, OAuth, SAML, OpenID, SWT, JWT 6m 0s
—Windows Identity Foundation 5m 50s
—Identity Providers and Active Diretory Federation Services 4m 12s
—ADFS Lab Setup using Windows Azure Virtual Machine 12m 21s
—Access Control Service - Federation Provider 7m 26s
—ACS Portal Walkthrough 5m 42s
—ADFS vs. ACS 2m 20s
—Windows Azure Active Directory 3m 5s
—Course Patterns 5m 3s
—Summary 0m 59s

Protect REST Resource - Authentication and Delegation
- 45m 45s

—Introduction 1m 9s
—Intent and Motivation 1m 15s
—Motivation Example 1m 14s
—Solution 2m 15s
—Implementation 3m 19s
—Creating WCF REST Service 5m 19s
—Securing REST Service 3m 23s
—Register REST Service as Relying Party with ACS 8m 3s
—Add Client Project and Service Identity 4m 42s
—Authentication with SWT Token 3m 45s
—Moving from Authentication to Delegation 1m 41s
—Establishing Delegation Trust via Service Identities 6m 10s
—Delegation in Action 2m 15s
—Consequences 0m 40s
—Summary 0m 35s

Federate with multiple Identity Providers
- 56m 27s

—Introduction 1m 7s
—Intent and Motivation 1m 0s
—Motivating Example 1m 27s
—Solution 2m 22s
—Implementation: Direct ADFS - Enterprise SSO 1m 52s
—Setting up Relying Party with SSL 1m 19s
—Adding ADFS as Identity Provider 1m 46s
—Adding Relying Party to ADFS 3m 8s
—Authentication using ADFS 0m 49s
—Implementation: WS-Federation with Web Clients (ASP.NET WebForms, MVC) 1m 23s
—Establishing Trust Between ADFS and ACS 8m 28s
—Establishing Trust Between ACS and Relying Party 8m 36s
—WS-Federation in Action 2m 53s
—Implementation: WS-Federation with Rich Clients (WPF, WinForms, Windows Phone, Windows 8) 1m 56s
—Creating XAML Client 2m 42s
—Retrieve IdentityProviders using JavaScriptNotify Protocol 9m 14s
—Handling Notify Event via InteropServices 4m 48s
—Consequences 0m 43s
—Summary 0m 54s

Token and Claims Transformation
- 1h 3m

—Introduction 0m 48s
—Intent and Motivation 1m 4s
—Motivation Example 0m 48s
—Solution 0m 53s
—Implementation: Token Transformation 3m 10s
—SAML to SWT Token Conversion with ACS 9m 22s
—Extending the ASP.NET WIF pipeline 4m 24s
—ASP.NET in action with SWT 1m 31s
—Implementation: Working with Rich Clients 1m 28s
—Simulate WSTrustBinding for WIF 4.5 5m 59s
—WSTrustChannelFactory with ADFS EndPoint 3m 52s
—SAML to SWT Conversion using ACS OAuth WRAP EndPoint 5m 12s
—Implementation: Claims Transformation 2m 3s
—Claims Transformation and Augmentation 10m 2s
—Chaining ACS Rules 6m 41s
—ACS Intersection Rules 4m 16s
—Consequences 0m 58s
—Summary 0m 48s

Security Token Management and Cloud Scalability
- 54m 35s

—Introduction 1m 10s
—Intent And Motivation 1m 24s
—Motivating Example 1m 41s
—Solution 1m 30s
—Implementation with VS.NET 2010 1m 45s
—Establish trust between ACS and VS2010 Relying Party 6m 54s
—Configure Cloud Service Project 2m 27s
—Managing Multiple STS References - OnPremise and Cloud 5m 20s
—Publish To Azure 5m 36s
—Implementation: Securing Session Tokens 0m 57s
—Certificate Managment and FedAuth Cookie Transforms 4m 24s
—Adding Certificate to Azure Instances 2m 14s
—Scaling on Azure 3m 8s
—Implementation: Distributed Token Cache 2m 7s
—Adding Azure Caching Preview Worker Role 4m 28s
—Creating Distributed Token Cache 4m 23s
—Final Run 3m 7s
—Consequences 0m 59s
—Summary 1m 1s

Further Reading and References
- 2m 3s

—Further Reading and References 2m 3s

Course Fee:

USD 29

Course Type:	Self-Study
Course Status:	Active
Workload:	1 - 4 hours / week

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Course Fee:

USD 29

Course Type:	Self-Study
Course Status:	Active
Workload:	1 - 4 hours / week

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Windows Identity Foundation Patterns: On-Premise and Cloud

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Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML)

OAuth

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