In this post, Premier Developer consultant Marius Rochon shares his application authentication experience in order to help you create your own Multi-tenant WebAPI applications.

The VS.NET 2015 wizard for adding authentication to ASP.NET WebAPI projects does not support using the multi-tenant option. Here are some notes on how to implement this option yourself and create OAuth2 access tokens to such resources using separate tenants. This is not meant as an attempt to document features – rather as a record of my own experience in this area.

Read the rest of Marius’ blog, along with code samples, here:

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/mrochon/2016/12/08/multi-tenant-webapi-simple-admin-consent/