Self Signed Certificate for Identity Server 4 and SSL in Ubuntu 16.04 server
Self Signed Certificate for Identity Server 4 and SSL in Ubuntu 16.04 server To sign our JWT tokens, Identity Server 4 requires a signing credential. Today we will see how we can create our own key and provide it to Identity Server to be used as signing credential. Configure ASP NET Core Create key with openssl Selfsigned certificate for local SSL usage If you are new to Identity Server, you can have a look at my previous blog post on How to configure a Implicit authentication with Identity Server . 1. Configure ASP NET Core We start first by creating an extension on top of the IIdentityServerBuilder which when the key is available, will load our own key using the .AddSigningCredential() else will create a temporary key for development purposes, .AddDeveloperSigningCredential() . public static class IdentityServerBuilderExtensions { public static IIdentityServerBuilder LoadSigningCredentialFrom(this IIdentityServerBuilder builder, string path) { if (!string...