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I currently have an admin console that is served a BFF layer and 2 REST microservices - product microservice and user microservice. The user microservice stores information on login users as well as ...
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I have setup an bff application architecture with an Angular SPA app and an ASP.NET Core 9 Web API that uses OpenId Connect to do single sign on with Microsoft EntraId and Microsoft, Google identity ...
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I followed the sample project bff react on our project. Our project is an asp.net core web application (.net8) with spa (react and vite). On local development environment it is working fine. After ...
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I'm trying to use the BFF (Backend for Frontend) pattern with my C#/Angular application and Keycloak (v. 26.0.7). I have set up one Keycloak client for the C# backend: ...and another one for the ...
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I'm trying to implement a Backend for Frontend (BFF) architecture using a .NET Core API and an Angular app. The identity provider I'm using is Keycloak. When the Angular app starts, it makes an HTTP ...
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In the Backend-For-Frontend (BFF) description here. The last sentence in the section caught my concern, it says: Since the malicious JavaScript code still runs within the application's origin, the ...
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I'm seeking a practical approach/example to address latency concerns with the BFF pattern. While the definition suggests there's no increased latency with this pattern, I'm curious about how this is ...
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We're implementing a 'BFF' (Backend for Frontend) pattern for our application, which is a recommendation from the draft-ietf-oauth-browser-based-apps. One complication we're running into is handing ...
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I have a ASP.NET React Web Application. For authentication I use Auth0, using the server side (C#) as Backend-For-Frontend (see this blog for more details). So all the client side (React) see, are the ...
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I am trying to setup a C# with React web application, using the C# backend as Backend-For-Frontend, so I can use cookie authentication. I am somewhat following this tutorial, but using the newest C#/...
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