When organizations want external parties to consume their applications (be it on-premises or cloud), federation comes into the picture. Federation allows external identities (from partner organizations or individual contractors) to access the published applications in another organization using their own organization's user account or their personal social media accounts. This video course primarily talks about the federation of identities using Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) and Azure Active Directory (AAD).
The course begins with an introduction to identity federation to help you to understand the importance of federation in accessing and sharing resources easily across businesses. Next, you’ll plan your own ADFS deployment and learn to configure ADFS in a single organization and business to business (B2B) environment. You’ll also implement ADFS infrastructure in Azure IAAS (Infrastructure as a Service) and learn how Azure AD works as a federation broker. Moving ahead, you’ll register a custom domain in Azure AD and sync their on-premises user objects to Azure AD using Azure AD Connect. Finally, you’ll learn in detail about Azure AD B2B collaboration and how to create a tenant and register a sample application in?an Azure B2C environment.
?By the end of this course, you’ll have learned identity federation and explored the identity federation capabilities of Azure AD.?
Disclaimer: This course does not cover any web application coding to make the application claim aware. We have used ready-made sample applications for demonstration.
Configure federation using ADFS between two organizations
Sync user objects from on-premises AD to Azure AD using Azure AD connect
Configure Azure Load Balancer for ADFS Farm
Decode WS-Fed, SAML, OAuth, and OpenID Connect
Publish ADFS to the internet using Windows Application Proxy (WAP)
Add Google as an Identity Provider in Azure AD B2B