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Fabric.Identity is a service that provides centralized authentication and authorization for health care applications and apis that want to participate in the Fabric ecosystem.
Fabric is a set of micro-services for healthcare. You can pick and choose only the services you want and install them via docker.
By leveraging OpenID Connect via IdentityServer4, Fabric.Identity allows developers of health care applications the ability to offload authentication of users in their application to Fabric.Identity. This enables developers to concentrate on delivering business value rather than spending time building secure authentication mechanisms.
Fabric.Identity also allows developers to easily add authorization to their APIs, and make them accessible as services in the larger Fabric ecosystem.
Check out our Getting Started page to start using Fabric.Identity today.
Essentially, Fabric.Identity is an OpenID Connect server that serves as an abstraction over other Identity Providers like Active Directory, Azure Active Directory, Google Authentication, etc...
This abstraction allows applications that want to participate in the Fabric ecosystem the ability to integrate with Fabric.Identity for authentication, and not have to worry about disparate authentication mechanisms throughout (and sometimes within) various enterprises. Developers need to only know how to work with the OpenID Connect specification exposed by Fabric.Identity.