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1. Sign up for Azure: If you haven’t already, create an account on the Azure website.
2. Set up Azure AD: Once logged in, go to Azure Active Directory and create your AD tenant (think of it as your organization’s digital directory).
3. Register your app: Tell Azure about your app so it can communicate with Azure AD.
4. Configure how users log in: Decide how users will log in to your app—whether it’s through their Azure AD credentials or another identity provider.
5. Connect your app to Azure AD: Add some code to your app to make it talk to Azure AD and handle user authentication.
6. Test it out: Try logging in to your app with different user accounts to make sure everything works smoothly.
7. Keep an eye on things: Once it’s up and running, periodically check your app’s authentication logs and manage user permissions as needed.