SECRET MANAGER In ASP NET Core | Getting Started With ASP.NET Core Series

Hey Friends, Most applications that we build these days rely on secrets to perform certain operations. These secrets could include API keys, database credentials, third-party service credentials, etc. In ASP.NET projects application secrets are often stored within configuration files such as web.config or appsettings.json. However one of the first recommendations of secure coding practices is to Never store passwords or other sensitive data as part of the source code. So how do you solve this problem of not having sensitive information in your configuration file, but still have a seamless local development experience when developing ASP NET Applications. 🔗Source https://rahulpnath.visualstudio.com/D... 🔗Secret Manager - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspn... Additional Watching 📹SPA TEMPLATE -    • SINGLE PAGE APPLICATION (SPA) TEMPLATES in...   📹CONFIGURATION -    • CONFIGURATION in ASP.NET Core | Getting St...   📹HTTP CLIENT -    • How To Use HTTP CLIENT IN ASP NET CORE App...   📹OPTIONS PATTERN -    • OPTIONS PATTERN in ASP.NET Core | Getting ...   📹ASP NET Core Series -    • ASP.NET Core   Come say hi! ✋ 🌍 Blog - https://rahulpnath.com/ ✉ Subscribe to my Newsletter - https://www.rahulpnath.com/subscribe 🐦Twitter -   / rahulpnath   📸Instagram -   / rahulpnath   🎥 Recording Setup and Workflow - https://www.rahulpnath.com/blog/youtu... Video Edited by my wife, Parvathy 😍 Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to the channel. THANK YOU for helping me grow this channel !!