During the last couple of months I’ve been helping the Microsoft DPE team (namely Vittorio and Donovan) building the Identity Development Training Kit. It’s been great to work with such knowledgeable guys like them and with one of the best frameworks I’ve ever developed with: Microsoft Geneva Framework. The training kit covers a lot of... read more
A typical scenario for an ISV that wants to create the "next application in the cloud" will be how to support identity federation with their customers (tenants). A common requirement I’ve heard is: "I want to enable single sign on and allow enterprises that have their own STS to integrate with us. For companies that... read more
Published by Matias Woloski on February 13th, 2009 7:25 am under ASP.Net, Azure, Cloud Computing, Federation, Geneva, Identity, LiveID, MVC, PDC08, WCF
Couple of weeks ago Ryan Dunn announced Azure Issue Tracker. From this post: "This sample application is a simple issue tracking service and website that pulls together a couple of the Azure services: SQL Data Services and .NET Access Control Service." I’ve been working with Ryan and other guys at DPE and Southworks to put... read more
In the previous post I introduced a scenario where you can use .NET Services Access Control and Windows LiveID to delegate authentication and authorization. In this post we will go through the different pieces needed in the application to perform authorization checks. First thing will be configure the passive federation using Geneva on the application... read more
The last couple of months together with other people at Southworks we’ve been working with the DPE team on samples, demos, hands on labs for PDC all related to the cloud computing services Microsoft announced at PDC, the Azure Services Platform. During the week, I attended Kim Cameron‘s and Vittorio Bertocci session where they talked... read more
