In this post, I explain how I added search to this blog using Azure Cognitive Search Service. First, I'll go through creating the search service and index in the Azure Portal and then I walk through configuring the application, which is written in Blazor WebAssembly to execute simple searches and display search results. This example uses Visual Studio 2022, .NET 6, and Blazor WebAssembly.

In this post, I configure an Azure B2C tenant and show how to authenticate a user through a single page application to connect to endpoints in a custom API application. By the end, you will have a working demo of an authenticated user interacting with authorized API endpoints through a SPA using Azure B2C. The single page application contains a breakout-inspired game that tracks users' scores using a custom API. An Azure subscription is required but, at the time of this post, creating an azure B2C tenant is free up to a certain number of active users.