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Using multiple instances of strongly-typed settings with named options in .NET Core 2.x
In this post I describe how you can register multiple instances of a strongly-typed settings object in the ASP.NET Core DI container using named options.…
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Sharing appsettings.json configuration files between projects in ASP.NET Core
In this post I show how you can extract common settings to a shared JSON file and how to configure your projects to use them locally and after publishing…
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Migrating passwords in ASP.NET Core Identity with a custom PasswordHasher
In this post I create a custom IPasswordHasher<> implementation that can be used in ASP.NET Core Identity to support other hashing formats, such as BCrypt.…
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Creating and trusting a self-signed certificate on Linux for use in Kestrel and ASP.NET Core
In this post I show how to create a self-signed certificate on Linux. I show how you can trust the certificate, and how to configure Kestrel to use it.…
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Using anonymous types and tuples to attach correlation IDs to scope state with Serilog and Seq in ASP.NET Core
In this post I describe two extension methods that make logging scopes as key-value pairs nicer in ASP.NET Core, by using anonymous types and tuples.…
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Creating an extension method for attaching key-value pairs to scope state using ASP.NET Core
In this post I describe a small extension method that makes logging scopes as key-value pairs in ASP.NET Core with Serilog and Seq a little nicer.…