Am I missed security part? How client (specifically browser as actually both app and browser are clients for the signalr service :) ) authenticates on the SignalR service?
SignalR is cool, but I need to know how to secure it. I once wrote a Windows app that took the x,y,z from my MS Band over bluetooth sent using my Chat sample to another Windows app running in Hololens simulator to rotate an image. So basically hacked my chat app to do something else... scary. You can see the video by clicking on my username to get to my youtube videos.
AdamsTaiwan If you’re using SignalR in an ASP.NET Core app, you can secure the hub or its methods using Authorize attributes just like you would do with MVC. Otherwise you are right, anyone can invoke those hub methods. If you are using the SignalR Service with Azure Functions, you have to make sure your functions are secure. Send me email if you need any help antchu@ microsoft com.
The one that I used to update the document in Cosmos DB was the Cosmos DB VS Code extension. I also have others installed: GitLens, Azure Functions, Azure Storage, to name a few.
![Build the Real-time Web with SignalR Core and Azure SignalR Service | Anthony Chu [Microsoft]](/img/n.gif)
"What's going on, Anthony?"
Anthony - "Not Bad."
Good stuff, and thanks for the video!
LOL yes it's impossible to hide the fact that I am an awkward nerd. 🤓
Wow they're so casual and chill over at Microsoft 🤭
Life of a programmer is in no way free of tons of stress. Thank you Anthony, your explanations were clear indeed.
Very useful demo.
pretty nice demo with flights, I like it
Am I missed security part? How client (specifically browser as actually both app and browser are clients for the signalr service :) ) authenticates on the SignalR service?
I like that you used Vue.
AdamsTaiwan It’s my favourite frontend framework these days!
SignalR is cool, but I need to know how to secure it. I once wrote a Windows app that took the x,y,z from my MS Band over bluetooth sent using my Chat sample to another Windows app running in Hololens simulator to rotate an image. So basically hacked my chat app to do something else... scary. You can see the video by clicking on my username to get to my youtube videos.
AdamsTaiwan If you’re using SignalR in an ASP.NET Core app, you can secure the hub or its methods using Authorize attributes just like you would do with MVC. Otherwise you are right, anyone can invoke those hub methods. If you are using the SignalR Service with Azure Functions, you have to make sure your functions are secure. Send me email if you need any help antchu@ microsoft com.
Really good. Thank you.
Great video.
Also got a questions, what VS Code extension are you using.
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The one that I used to update the document in Cosmos DB was the Cosmos DB VS Code extension. I also have others installed: GitLens, Azure Functions, Azure Storage, to name a few.
The flight had gone back up in price by the time I got to it :(
i don''t understand why we need sticky session if we have the backplane