Persistence Data stores about identityserver3

[pksorensen]

I got my azure table storage to work except for for the Code Flows clients as I need to figure out what is the best approach for serializing ClaimsPrincipal on AuthorizationCode.

[leastprivilege]

Cool.

I would simply serialize a list of claims.

We need a separate contrib repo or something similar. soon.

[pksorensen]

I was planing on just putting my stuff into a seperate repository as I can set it up with Myget.

Most annoying parts now is the referencing of local dlls and dependencies. I have used myget to link github repositories to their build service and have fresh dlls everytime something checks in to the repository. Considered anything like it? If not, is there anything in the license that keeps me from doing it on my forked repository as long as I do not publish it to nuget but just keep it on a myget repository.

I am in the process of writing a blog post about setting up a idsrv and my startup looks like this and everything get stored in azure storage tables. I will publish it in some days if I get everything to work outside localhost :)

            app.Map("/core", coreApp =>
            {
                Func<IdentityServerTableContext> storageContext = () => new IdentityServerTableContext(
                   CloudStorageAccount.Parse(CloudConfigurationManager.GetSetting("S-Innovations.IdSrv.StorageConnectionString")));

                var settings = new AzureTableStoreCoreSettings(storageContext(),
                    issuerUri: "https://idsrv.s-innovations.net",
                    siteName: "S-Innovations IdSrv",
                    certificateThumbprint: "6b7acc520305bfdb4f7252daeb2177cc091faae1",
                    publicHostAddress: "https://idsrv.s-innovations.net");

                var consent = new AzureTableStoreConsentService();
                var logger = new DebugLogger();

                var fact = new IdentityServerServiceFactory
                {
                    Logger = () => logger,
                    UserService = UserServiceFactory.Factory,
                    AuthorizationCodeStore = () => new AzureTableStoreAuthorizationCodeStore(storageContext()),
                    TokenHandleStore = () => new AzureTableStoreTokenHandlerStore(storageContext()),
                    CoreSettings = () => settings,
                    ConsentService = () => consent
                };              

                var options = new IdentityServerCoreOptions
                {
                    Factory = fact,
                    SocialIdentityProviderConfiguration = ConfigureSocialIdentityProviders
                };

                coreApp.UseIdentityServerCore(options);
            });
        }

[pksorensen]

Dominick, are the authentication type not important in the AuthorizationCode subject?

The following serialization would be sufficient then?

     private static Task<ClaimsPrincipal> SubjectDeserializer(EntityProperty property)
        {
            return Task.FromResult(new ClaimsPrincipal(new ClaimsIdentity(
                 JArray.Parse(property.StringValue)
                 .Select(j => new Claim(j["Type"].ToObject<string>(), j["Value"].ToObject<string>())))));
        }
        private static Task<EntityProperty> SubjectSerializer(ClaimsPrincipal subject)
        {            
            return Task.FromResult(new EntityProperty(
                JsonConvert.SerializeObject(subject.Claims.Select(c => new { c.Type, c.Value }))));
        }

[leastprivilege]

No

[leastprivilege]

@brockallen will create a persistence layer for EF next week. Everything else could be OSS contributions

[pksorensen]

Cool