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API key authentication is often used in S2S scenarios. You give the API caller a unique key that they use to authenticate to your API. The API key can be sent in a number of ways. For example, it can be sent in a request header, the query string, or in a cookie. I'll show you how to implement API key authentication in minimal APIs and how to do it with controllers.
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Chapter
0:00 Defining an endpoint filter
1:50 Implementing ApiKeyAuthenticationEndpointFilter
6:45 How an endpoint filter works
8:37 Validate the API key
12:32 Alternatives to sending the API key in the header
13:22 Alternatives to storing API keys in the application configuration
14:12 API key authentication with controllers
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