Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades

Andrew Lock
PostgreSQL

  1. Customising ASP.NET Core Identity EF Core naming conventions for PostgreSQL

    ASP.NET Core Identity is an authentication and membership system that lets you easily add login functionality to your ASP.NET Core application. It is designed in a modular fashion, so you can use any "stores" for users and claims that you like, but out of the box it uses…
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  2. Loading tenants from the database with SaasKit - Part 2, Caching

    In my previous post, I showed how you could add multi-tenancy to an ASP.NET Core application using the open source SaasKit library. Saaskit requires you to register an ITenantResolver<TTenant> which is used to identify and resolve the applicable tenant (if any) for a given HttpContext. In…
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  3. Loading tenants from the database with SaasKit in ASP.NET Core

    Building a multi-tenant application can be a difficult thing to get right - it's normally critical that there is no leakage between tenants, where one tenant sees details from another. In the previous version of ASP.NET this problem was complicated by the multiple extension points you needed to hook…
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  4. Adding EF Core and PostgreSQL to an ASP.NET Core project on OS X

    One of the great selling points of the .NET Core framework is its cross-platform credentials. Similar to most .NET developers I imagine, the vast majority of my development time has been on Windows. As a Mac user, however, I have been experimenting with creating ASP.NET applications directly in OS…
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