Learn about federation using ADFS, Azure AD/Entra ID, SAML, OAuth, Azure B2B, Azure B2C with hands On..
InstructorHimanshu RanaEditorial course preview
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A presentation slide listing four major topics related to ADFS and Azure AD configuration, displayed over a dark, blurred keyboard background.
Schematic diagram illustrating Azure AD B2B Collaboration, mapping connections between Azure Active Directory, partner organizations, and SaaS applications.
Screenshot of the Microsoft Azure portal displaying the All users list with columns for Name, User name, User type, and Source.
Flow diagram illustrating Azure AD B2C architecture, connecting customer identity sources to business applications via a central cloud icon.
Instruction provides step-by-step walkthroughs for deploying ADFS farms, configuring load balancers, and integrating external identity providers like Facebook and Google.
Covers essential synchronization tasks including Password Hash Synchronization and Pass Through Authentication for on-premises to cloud transitions.
Technical topics such as Kerberos may be introduced without sufficient background. One signal from 2022 suggests a lack of high-level theory compared to the focus on application configuration; note that the 2024 update label does not prove these gaps were addressed.
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The curriculum aligns well with the needs of Azure and Windows Administrators interested in identity federation.
