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The process for setting up Identity touches on almost every part of an application, requiring new model classes, configuration changes, and controllers and actions to support authentication and authorization operations.
In the sections that follow, I walk through the process of setting up Identity in a basic configuration to show the different steps that are involved.
There are lots of different ways of using Identity in an application, and the configuration I use in this chapter follows the simplest and most commonly used options.
Creating the User Class The first step is to define a class to represent a user in the application, which is known as the user class.
The user class is derived from IdentityUser, which is defined in the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity namespace.
IdentityUser provides the basic user representation, which can be extended by adding properties to the derived class the most useful built-in properties that IdentityUser defines.