kizantech/azureb2c-poc

Multi-tenant Azure B2C with Blazor

azureb2c-poc

• ​Develop .NET 8 / Blazor Server-Side POC App
• ​Integrate Microsoft Work Accounts
• ​Integrate Microsoft B2C Personal Accounts
• ​Integrate Google OAuth
• ​Integrate Local Account Support
• ​Data segregation based on Customer Tenant ID
• ​Custom Sign-Up flow based on link validation
• ​Identify customer id for non-work accounts
• ​Blazor Dashboard Sample
• ​PowerBI Embedded Report Sample

Samples and Assistive tutorials:

• Azure B2C
• Blazor with B2C
• Multitenancy with Blazor and EF Core
• Multitenancy with EF Core
• Finbuckle Multitenancy
• Configuring Custom Policies in Azure B2C
• Setup B2C + B2B Together

Setting up the Azure B2C Sample App

Azure Required Resources:

• Azure App Service
• Azure SQL Database
• Azure B2C Tenant
• Azure App Registration

Update the appsettings.json AzureAdB2c with your configuration:

{
  "AzureAdB2C": {
    "Instance": "https://{{Your Azure B2C Domain}}.b2clogin.com/tfp/",
    "ClientId": "{{Your Application Client ID}}",
    "CallbackPath": "/signin-oidc",
    "Domain": "{{Your Azure B2C Domain}}.onmicrosoft.com",
    "SignUpSignInPolicyId": "{{Your Signup Policy Id}}",
    "ResetPasswordPolicyId": "{{Optional Reset Password policy}}",
    "EditProfilePolicyId": "{{Optional Edit profile policy}}",
    "TenantId": "common"
  },
  ...
}

Update your database connection strings (in Azureb2C.AuthApi, AzureB2C.Blazor, AzureB2C.Data.Migrator appsettings.json files):

{
    ...
  "Finbuckle:MultiTenant:Stores:ConfigurationStore": {
    "Defaults": {
      "ConnectionString": "{{Your Azure SQL Server connection string}}"
    }
  },
  "ConnectionStrings": {
    "IdentityDatabase": "{{Your Azure SQL Server connection string goes here}}"
  }
}

Run ef core database initialization

dotnet run -- migrate

This will deploy the Finbuckle Multitenant datastore to your Azure SQL Database

Next up, deploy the application to your Azure App Service. We recommend using the Dockerfile build to build a container and publish it to an Azure Container Registry, and then deploy the App Service using the Docker container. You can also use the VS Publish, or Azure DevOps deployment to deploy the App Service using traditional methods. Any of these methods are supported, and documentation for them can be found here:

• Deploy using Dockerfile
• Publish using Visual Studio
• Deployment using Azure Pipelines