Chapter 3: Application Types and User Consent
In the previous chapter, we covered the Azure AD model, including application and service principal objects and how redirect URIs are used. We put that theory into practice and registered an application in Azure AD. Then, we looked at permissions and consent and set the permissions in our app registration process. Finally, we learned how to register an application using PowerShell and the Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI).
In this chapter, we are going to build on this. First, we are going to look at the different application types that you can develop. We are going to start with the public client and confidential client applications. Then, we are going to look at the different application types. After that, we will build a web application that is going to authenticate against Azure AD by using the app registration process that we registered in the previous chapter.
Next, we are going to cover how Azure AD application consent works...