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@@HarshalkumarJain was checking how could we validate a token being sent to an API using a custom middleware. What is the relevance of KeyID (KID) in the header and validissuer and audience if that could be validated to allow users access.

Hey there, we created queue, and we sent message to queue only. I would request please watch video again if required

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You can use Azure function for service bus trigger It will be triggered immediately after the message arrived in queue/topic and you can read contents of message in that function

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@@HarshalkumarJain sir please i am having a problem to have a microsoft azure account. since i have no credit card available for now. is there an alternative for that ? so that i can practice your videos

Unfortunately there is no other way I am aware about We must have credit card Alternatively there is something called 'Student' subscription. You can try that. It doesn't require credit card

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No, TU = Throughput unit = capacity/performance of event hub RU = Requests unit = capacity of database for e.g. cosmos database

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Hey, Sure I will try But honestly - to understand Azure Cosmos DB - you don't need to know .NET. You can refer all videos in this series in sequence - and you can simply skip videos where I wrote C#/.NET Code For eg - videos where I explained partition key or throughput unit or join etc - they are generic, and not specific to .NET

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Actually, it depends but I don't think city is good partition key. I just took example of city as i wanted to explain concepts in easy way Email-Id or user-id are actually good partition keys as they provide cardinality. In fact in cosmos db - we can have unlimited no of logical partitions. Selecting partition key is not that straight-forward. And there cannot be 1 simple thumb rule. You can search further and you will understand that it depends on case to case basis. But still - user-id or email-id are good partition keys

​@@HarshalkumarJain But email id is subject to change so it cant be set as Partition Key. Also, if you are setting userId as partition key then is Partition key and Primary key same? No right? Its quite confusing. Partition is for dividing data in logical groups but if you select unique value then how it will divide in logical groups? If you select City, it makes sense to be partition key to me because data can be sharded based on City wise.

@aks99002 How email-id can change? It's unique I would suggest you read more about partition key from online resources And if we select unique value - why it cannot be logical group? Logical group can contain 1 record as well You can first understand concept of partition and hot partition And then you can read online documentation which guides how to choose partition key

​@@HarshalkumarJain I read on Msft official documentation that "a partition key should be such that its key as well as value is not changing". I went through many resources but still i'm confused about this thing only that "Logical group can contain 1 record as well". If so, then we can directly use WHERE clause to find that particular record hence why partition key as a new concept introduced? Hot partition is new for me, i will read about it.

@aks99002 See, there is a difference between SQL/Oracle db which is relational db ie we can scale up it vertically only But Cosmos DB - we can scale out ie we can scale out horizontally, and hence we have partitions In Oracle - let's say you have primary key - but there is limit to a no of records you can add since we can vertically scale up ie max we can do is - add RAM or cpu But Cosmos = horizontally scale up = partitions = so that's okay if you have say 50k records with 50k partitions

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Honestly I have never worked on CA provider as such, so I cannot comment We used to have a 'certificate' made available to us, and we used to install it in DPS But obtaining this certificate (& how it was obtained) it was taken care by some other team

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I don't think it will work. You can try it once and update your finding here. But I think it should not work Authorization endpoint and token endpoints are different purpose

@@HarshalkumarJain Thanks. your videos are really good and understandable for common people.

Not getting this We haven't used HR app here

Not getting this But generally UI apps use MSAL library to generate tokens

There is no need to add redirect url

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Hey sorry, but I really don't know any such real-life projects.

Hey bro, I get your point, but 1. I really want to keep concept simple, hence simple example of city, but had to take example of Employee & Department to explain how it works in SQL Server/Oracle 2. Seems, you have not gone through videos in sequence, for e.g. you can refer video 12 where we discussed 'join'. 3. There are no such relationship tables like Employee & Departments, in fact data from these tables is available in single container in cosmos db 4. Now - storing such Employee & Department data in cosmos db is not that straightforward. It needs a lot of thinking and designing, since Cosmos db supports transactions in a single container and that too within a partition within a container, hence transaction does not work the same as that of SQL Server or Oracle

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Hey, sorry but I don't know anything about it

I am not aware about custom optional claim or never tried that if it exists

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Hey, I am happy that you find the videos helpful. Sure, I will add videos in this Azure AD authentication series in few days

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@@BhatJo Hi, well all videos are already organised in playlist You can simply visit my channel and there you can find playlists for Azure service bus, Azure event hub etc

@HarshalkumarJain thanks a lot. I got it.

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