Advanced .NET Web API: Multi-Tenant Applications (OLD COURSE)

Advanced .NET Web API: Multi-Tenant Applications (OLD COURSE)

Master multi-tenancy in .NET with this advanced course. Learn to build scalable, secure applications using Finbuckle, implement subscription management, and secure APIs with ASP.NET Core Identity and JWT authentication. Explore CQRS, permission-based authorization, FluentValidation, and advanced Swagger UI for comprehensive API development.

Topics Covered

  • .NET 8: Learn about the latest features and enhancements introduced in .NET 8, including primary constructors, language enhancements, and new APIs.
  • Understand principles and best practices of designing clean architecture solutions, including separation of concerns, dependency inversion, and layering.
  • Learn how to implement multi-tenancy support using Finbuckle's libraries, enabling them to build applications that serve multiple tenants with isolation of data.
  • Learn different strategies for managing tenants, including multi-database and shared database approaches.
  • Activate / Deactivate Tenants on Demand: Students will learn how to dynamically activate or deactivate tenants based on demand.
  • Upgrade Subscription of Tenants - Add More Validity Years/Months to each tenant: Students will learn how to implement subscription management for tenants.
  • ASP.NET Identity for user management: Students will learn how to integrate and utilize ASP.NET Core Identity for managing user authentication and authorization.
  • JSON Web Token (JWT): Students will learn about JSON Web Tokens (JWT) and how to implement secure authentication and authorization mechanisms using JWT.
  • Permission-based authorization: Learn how to implement fine-grained, permission-based authorization in their applications, controlling access to resources.
  • Global response wrapper: Learn how to implement a global response wrapper to standardize and customize API responses across their application.
  • CQRS Patterns with MediatR: Students will understand the Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern and learn how to implement it using MediatR.
  • Learn how to perform data validation using Fluent Validation, including validation rules, custom validators, and integration with ASP.NET Core.
  • Learn about the primary constructor syntax introduced in C# 9, enabling them to write cleaner and more concise code for initializing object properties.
  • Learn advanced techniques for customizing and extending Swagger UI to generate comprehensive and user-friendly API documentation for their .NET Core apps.