identityserver-stores

To configure Duende IdentityServer EF Core stores, you wire up ConfigurationDbContext and PersistedGrantDbContext, enabling operational store options and enforcing DI registration for both configuration and operational data management.

Handling migrations and schema management for IdentityServer operational stores requires applying migration hosting patterns alongside EF Core schema configurations to ensure production-ready data persistence across deployments.

Yes, you can implement multi-tenant patterns and server-side sessions using IdentityServer stores by configuring EF Core operational data contexts and applying appropriate data protection and token handling strategies.

IdentityServer EF Core store configuration supports caching, signing key storage, and token cleanup integration, providing production-grade key and token handling capabilities necessary for scaling secure deployments.

Custom store implementations are optional for scaling IdentityServer data persistence; the built-in EF Core stores handle configuration and operational data effectively, but custom stores can be enforced for specialized data protection or migration requirements.

IdentityServer requires data protection and DI registration when setting up EF Core stores to enforce secure key handling, manage persisted grants safely, and ensure operational store options function correctly across application deployments.