Introduction As more and more applications moving into the cloud, the more and more securities that need to be handled carefully. Normally for WebApps whether it’s a .NetFramework (or) .NetCore all the configuration and secrets were kept in `web.config` (or) `appsettings.json` all the connection string/ApplicationId/ApplicationSecrets/Passwords were stored in those configurations. But this should not be kept as directly in the configuration which is less secure. Now, … Continue reading .Net Core 2: Managing Secrets in Web Apps