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User management

User management is the administration of user accounts, identities, credentials, profile information, and access permissions in a system.

How 2 Manning books explain it

Spring Security in Action, Second Edition

User management is the administration of user identities, credentials, and related account information in an application.

How it is used
Configures the identities and credentials used while an application authenticates requests.
How deep it goes
Explains the main interfaces and their responsibilities, while deferring detailed password-encoder treatment.
Examples
Uses default Spring Security behavior, custom users and passwords, endpoint rules, and authentication-flow diagrams.
What you can do after
Operate/configure authentication with custom users and passwords, then customize which endpoints require authentication.

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ASP.NET Core in Action, 3e

User management is the administration of application user accounts, credentials, profile details, claims, and account security settings.

How it is used
Administers application users and supplies security-related account services for sign-in workflows.
How deep it goes
Explains Identity responsibilities and service boundaries, but stops short of implementing the complete sign-in UI and integrations.
Examples
Uses database user records, claims, password rules, lockout, reset tokens, default Razor Pages, and two-factor authentication.
What you can do after
Apply it via ASP.NET Core Identity and its default UI to add user accounts and common authentication features.

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