Authorization in ASP.NET Core is the process that determines whether a user can or cannot access a specific resource. It's not part of the ASP.NET Core Identity library but can be tightly connected to its underline structures such as Claims or Roles and that's why this post belongs to the ASP.NET Core Identity Series blog posts. On this post we will cover by example the following important authorization types: Claims-based authorization Role-based authorization Policy-based authorization Custom authorization policy providers Imperative authorization The source code for the series is available here. Each part has a related branch on the repository. To follow along with this part clone the repository and checkout the authorization branch as follow: git clone https://github.com/chsakell/aspnet-core-identity.git cd .\aspnet-core-identity git fetch git checkout authorization The branch contains the final solution so you won't have anything to do, just understand the concepts and the different types of authorization applied on the project.


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