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Q1. Where are Logic App logs stored?
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Logic App logs are stored in Azure Monitor Logs (formerly known as Log Analytics).
• Logic App logs are stored in Azure Monitor Logs, which is a centralized log storage and analytics service in Azure.

• Logs can be viewed and analyzed using Azure Monitor Logs queries.

• Logs can also be integrated with other Azure services for monitoring and alerting purposes.
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Q2. How to get the 5th top position data in Sql?
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Use the OFFSET and FETCH clauses in SQL to get the 5th top position data.
• Use the ORDER BY clause to sort the data in descending order.

• Use the OFFSET clause to skip the first 4 rows.

• Use the FETCH clause to retrieve only the next row after skipping the first 4 rows.
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Q3. How do you implement custom middleware in .net core?
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Custom middleware in .NET Core can be implemented by creating a class that implements the IMiddleware interface and adding it to the application pipeline.
• Create a class that implements the IMiddleware interface

• Implement the InvokeAsync method in the middleware class to handle the request processing logic

• Add the custom middleware to the application pipeline in the Configure method of the Startup class
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Q4. Explain Authentication & Authorization in asp.net core?
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Authentication verifies the identity of a user, while authorization determines what resources a user can access.
• Authentication confirms the identity of a user through credentials like username and password.

• Authorization determines the permissions and access levels of a user based on their authenticated identity.

• In ASP.NET Core, authentication is handled through middleware like Identity, OAuth, or JWT tokens.

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Q5. Explain session management in asp.net core?
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Session management in ASP.NET Core involves storing and retrieving user-specific data during a user's visit to a website.
• Session data is stored on the server side by default in ASP.NET Core

• Session data can be accessed and manipulated using the HttpContext.Session property

• Session data can be configured to use different storage providers such as in-memory, distributed cache, or SQL Server

• Session data is typically used to...read more
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