During development it's much easier to have Local Development configured for Azure App Configuration. Using Managed Identities for Azure Resources you can configure Local Debugging for App Configuration.

Azure Key Vault can be easily configured to be used with Azure App Configuration to fetch Key Vault secrets through App Configuration using key vault references. This makes accessing Azure Key Vault for your ASP.Net Core easier for centralized configuration management.

Apart from default offline caching implementation, you can implement custom offline caching for Azure App Configuration.

Learn how you can configure Dynamics Refresh for Azure App Configuration so you can add the capability to update the app settings on your ASP.Net Core application without the need for the application to restart.

Easily configure Offline Caching for Azure App Configuration so you can reduce the calls to Azure for fetching app configuration which will increase the performance.

Managed Identities are a secure way of accessing Azure Services. Learn how you can use Managed Identities to access Azure App Configuration for your configuration management needs.

When using Microsoft Feature.Management you can use Azure App Configuration which is a configuration and feature management service provided by Azure as the platform for managing your Feature Flags.

Azure App Configuration is an excellent service for feature management in your .Net application. Learn about some advanced use cases that could come in handy in your next feature toggle implementation.

In the Microsoft Feature Management library you can combine multiple feature flags to control the exposure to a single feature. Learn how you can do that with Microsoft Feature Management framework

When using the Microsoft Feature.Management framework you can implement handlers to gracefully handle when someone accesses a disabled feature by showing them a warning page.

When using Microsoft Feature.Management framework you are able to create complex feature flags using Feature Filters which are scenarios you can define to decide when to enable/disable features.

Microsoft Feature.Management framework allows you to implement custom feature filters where you can provide a tailored experience using multiple factors to enable/disable features in .Net Core applications.

This is an introduction into the Microsoft Feature.Management library that you can use with your .Net applications to implement feature flags with ease.