As the successor to Chapter 7, Deploying Solutions on Azure AD and ADFS, we dig further into the different features of Azure AD and ADFS. We already published the Kerberos on-premises application to external users. We'll do this with another application in this chapter. Furthermore, we will dive into the functionality of the Azure AD app proxy. Additionally, the first usage examples and the basic functionality of conditional access will be shown in this chapter. We do some more claims operation and task customization in Chapter 10, Exploring Azure AD Identity Services, and provide examples in the code package for the book. With this chapter, you will get all the information for managing the application integration into Azure AD and ADFS. You will also learn to publish applications with the Azure AD or the Web Application Proxy. Additionally, you will be enabled to use conditional access for securing your application access.

This chapter is divided into the following sections:

• Configuring additional applications for Azure AD and ADFS
• Publishing with Windows server and Azure AD Web Application Proxy
• Using conditional access

Ready to go? We'll start with the configuration of additional applications for Azure AD and ADFS.