Learn how to secure an ASP.NET Web API by granting access only to authorized users through Auth0 authentication and authorization services.
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What are you thoughts guys? Share it in the comments!
Is this article clear enough to help you implement Auth0 in your ASP.NET Web API?
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Hey @tom.randles, happy to hear this! 
Stay tuned and you’ll learn how to use permissions in next weeks 
Hi @andrea.chiarelli. Is there a tutorial for .Net framework 4.x (not Core)? All .net documentation I see only targets .Net Core.
Is it possible to add auth0 support for legacy .net applications? The nuget packages seem to target only core.
Hey @cossio.jorge, have you taken a look at the ASP.NET Web API (OWIN) Quickstart?
It should be the starting point for the .NET Framework
Great docs. Thank you!
Can you please create a new blog post on how to call a secured Minimal API from secured Blazor Web app in .NET 8? Also how would it work on cases when the secured Minimal API has multiple instances running (like in a micro services scenario)? Would love an example in this scenario. Thanks!
Hi @ashishk,
Welcome to the Auth0 Community! 
Content for .NET 8 is in the pipeline. Stay tuned! 
Regarding the microservices scenario, the actual implementation depends on many factors: architecture, purpose, infrastructure, security requirements, etc. Maybe these docs can give you an idea of how you can organize them: