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Part 3 - Azure AD Secured Azure Functions - Creating an Angular Client Application Update 22Mar2019: This article refers to Azure Auth v1.0. Please see Marc LaFleur's v2 Endpoint & Implicit Grant article if you are looking to get started with the v2 endpoints and MSAL. See comments below for details. Part 1 - Creating an Azure Function with the Azure CLI 2.0 Part 2 - Securing an Azure Function with Azure Active Directory Part 3 - Creating an Angular Client Application Part 4 - Adding Azure Active Directory Group Claims Checks This is part three of a series of posts about consuming Azure Functions secured by Azure Active Directory. The goal: create an Azure Function, secure it...

This is a part two of a series of posts about consuming Azure Functions secured by Azure Active Directory. Part 1 - Creating an Azure Function with the Azure CLI 2.0 Part 2 - Securing an Azure Function with Azure Active Directory Part 3 - Creating an Angular Client Application Part 4 - Adding Azure Active Directory Group Claims Checks The goal: create an Azure Function, secure it with Azure Active Directory, and use Angular to pull data back from the AAD secured function. In Part 1 we created an Azure Function App and a basic function. Our Azure Function is accessible from Postman or curl, but not from a simple web page. Configure Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)...

Creating an Azure Function with the Azure CLI 2.0 Part 1 - Creating an Azure Function with the Azure CLI 2.0 Part 2 - Securing an Azure Function with Azure Active Directory Part 3 - Creating an Angular Client Application Part 4 - Adding Azure Active Directory Group Claims Checks This is Part 1 of a multi-part post about consuming Azure Functions secured by Azure Active Directory. I have been using Office 365 applications with OAuth tokens for a while, but wanted to dive a bit deeper and learn some of what is going on behind the scenes. While I learned a lot for this series, and it may not be an exact match to all of the...