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worker‐app‐calling‐downstream‐apis
Jean-Marc Prieur edited this page Feb 5, 2024
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The following sample shows a worker app using Microsoft.Identity.Web: ContosoWorker. This is like a daemon application in the sense it calls downstream API on behalf of itself (with application permissions)
To create a worker app calling downstream APIs:
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dotnet new worker
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add the authentication in the following way:
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