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title: "UI Hosting"
description: A guide exploring different UI hosting strategies and their benefits when using Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) systems
description: A guide exploring different UI hosting strategies and their benefits when using Backend For Frontend (BFF) systems
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When building modern web applications, selecting the right hosting strategy for your UI assets is crucial for optimizing
performance, simplifying deployment, and ensuring seamless integration with Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) systems. This
performance, simplifying deployment, and ensuring seamless integration with Backend For Frontend (BFF) systems. This
guide explores various hosting approaches and their benefits.

## Hosting Options for the UI
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Microsoft Blazor is a framework for building interactive web applications using C# and .NET. Blazor allows developers to create rich, dynamic web UIs with the same ease as building desktop applications.

The Duende BFF (Backend for Frontend) Security Framework addresses common security challenges faced by Blazor applications. It provides a unified approach to managing authentication and authorization, ensuring secure interactions between the client and server.
The Duende Backend For Frontend (BFF) Security Framework addresses common security challenges faced by Blazor applications. It provides a unified approach to managing authentication and authorization, ensuring secure interactions between the client and server.

## Architecture

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title: "BFF Security Framework"
title: "Backend For Frontend (BFF) Security Framework"
description: "A comprehensive security framework for securing browser-based frontends with ASP.NET Core backends"
date: 2020-09-10T08:22:12+02:00
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import { CardGrid, LinkCard } from "@astrojs/starlight/components";

The Duende.BFF (Backend for Frontend) security framework packages the necessary components to secure browser-based frontends (e.g. SPAs or Blazor applications) with ASP.NET Core backends.
The Duende.BFF (Backend For Frontend) security framework packages the necessary components to secure browser-based frontends (e.g. SPAs or Blazor applications) with ASP.NET Core backends.

Duende.BFF is free for development, testing and personal projects, but production use requires a license. Special offers may apply.

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The following diagram illustrates how the Duende BFF Security Framework fits into a typical application architecture.

![Backend for Frontend application architecture diagram](./images/bff_application_architecture.svg)
![Backend For Frontend application architecture diagram](./images/bff_application_architecture.svg)

The browser based application runs inside the browser’s secure sandbox. It can be built using any type of front-end technology, such as via Vanilla-JS, React, Vue, WebComponents, Blazor, etc.

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title: BFF Samples
title: Backend For Frontend (BFF) Samples
description: A collection of sample applications demonstrating how to use the BFF security framework with different frontend technologies.
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**License: <Badge text="Business" />**

The Duende BFF (Backend for Frontend) security framework packages up guidance and the necessary components to secure
The Duende Backend For Frontend (BFF) security framework packages up guidance and the necessary components to secure
browser-based frontends (e.g. SPAs or Blazor WASM applications) with ASP.NET Core backends.

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