I work with Microsoft Learning to publish & maintain multiple self-paced learning modules related to Microsoft 365. These modules are primarily used as self-paced study resources for developers preparing to take the MS-600 exam, the only prerequisite to achieve the Microsoft 365 Certified: Teams Application Developer Associate certification. This is one of those modules.
The Microsoft identity platform implements the OAuth 2.0 authorization protocol. This protocol is a method that a third-party app can access web-hosted resources on behalf of a user. The web-hosted resources can define a set of permissions that you can use to implement functionality in smaller chunks. Developers can leverage one of two types of permissions supported by the Microsoft identity platform depending on the app scenario.
In this module, you’ll learn the different types of permissions and consent framework models for obtaining permissions from users to use them in apps.
Learning objectives
- Compare and contrast different permission types supported by the Microsoft identity platform
- Compare and contrast the difference between static and dynamic consent in user permissions
- Create an app that implements dynamic consent for incrementally obtaining permissions as needed from users