identityserver-configuration

Configure Duende IdentityServer by defining clients, API resources, identity resources, and scopes in a centralized setup. This Skill structures these definitions with sensible security defaults, supporting both in-memory and EF Core persisted configuration for maintainable hosting.

Yes, you can migrate from IdentityServer4 to Duende IdentityServer. This Skill facilitates the migration by applying production-ready security settings, refining client definitions, and configuring signing credentials to bootstrap the updated host environment.

IdentityServer configuration supports multiple client types including machine-to-machine, interactive, and SPA. It handles various grant types with sensible defaults and security best practices, coordinating server-side sessions for centralized session management and token revocation.

You need server-side sessions in Duende IdentityServer for centralized session management and token revocation scenarios. This Skill coordinates server-side sessions alongside client definitions and signing credentials to maintain production-ready security settings.

Yes, IdentityServer configuration works with EF Core persisted stores. It provides unified configuration for clients, resources, and signing keys across in-memory or EF Core stores, allowing you to maintain a single, centralized configuration setup.