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-title: "License Key"
+title: "Licensing"
 weight: 60
 ---
 
-When deploying your IdentityServer to production, you will need to configure your license key.
-This can be configured in one of two ways:
+IdentityServer is free for development, testing and personal projects, but production use
+requires a [license](https://duendesoftware.com/products/identityserver). 
+
+## Editions
+There are three license editions which include different [features](https://duendesoftware.com/products/features).
+
+#### Starter Edition
+The Starter edition includes the core OIDC and OAuth protocol implementation. This is an
+economical option that is a good fit for organizations with basic needs. It's also a great
+choice if you have an aging IdentityServer4 implementation that needs to be updated and
+licensed. The Starter edition includes all the features that were part of
+IdentityServer4, along with support for the latest .NET release, improved observability
+through OTEL support, and years of bug fixes and enhancements. 
+
+#### Business Edition
+The Business edition adds additional features that go beyond the core protocol support
+included in the Starter edition. This is a popular license because it adds the most
+commonly needed tools and features outside a basic protocol implementation. Feature
+highlights include our backend-for-frontend security framework for SPAs, support for
+server side sessions, and automatic signing key management. 
+
+#### Enterprise Edition
+Finally, the Enterprise edition includes everything in the Business edition and adds
+support for features that are typically used by enterprises with particularly complex
+architectures or that handle particularly sensitive data. Highlights include resource
+isolation, the OpenId Connect CIBA flow, and dynamic federation. This is the best option
+when you have a specific threat model or architectural need for these features.
+
+## License Key
+The license key can be configured in one of two ways:
 * Via a well-known file on the file system
 * Programmatically in your startup code
 
-## File System
+#### File System
 
-Duende IdentityServer will look for a file called *Duende_License.key* in the same directory as your hosting application.
-If present, the contents of the file will be loaded as the license key.
+IdentityServer looks for a file named *Duende_License.key* in the
+[ContentRootPath](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.extensions.hosting.ihostenvironment.contentrootpath?view=dotnet-plat-ext-8.0#microsoft-extensions-hosting-ihostenvironment-contentrootpath).
+If present, the content of the file will be used as the license key.
 
-## Startup
+#### Startup
 
-If you prefer to load the license key dynamically (e.g. from an API or environment variable), you can in your startup code.
-When calling *AddIdentityServer* from *ConfigureServices*, you can pass a lambda expression to configure various options in your IdentityServer.
-The *LicenseKey* is one such setting. 
+If you prefer to load the license key programatically, you can do so in your startup code.
+This allows you to use the ASP.NET configuration system to load the license key from any
+[configuration
+provider](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/configuration/?view=aspnetcore-7.0#cp),
+including environment variables, appsettings.json, an external configuration service such
+as Azure App Configuration, etc.
 
-The contents of the license key file is text, and so that is the value to assign to the *LicenseKey* property.
-For example:
+The *AddIdentityServer* method accepts a lambda expression to configure various options in
+your IdentityServer, including the *LicenseKey*. Set the value of this property to the
+content of the license key file.
 
 ```csharp
 public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
 {
     services.AddIdentityServer(options =>
     {
-        options.LicenseKey = "eyJhbG..."; // the contents of the license key file
+        options.LicenseKey = "eyJhbG..."; // the content of the license key file
     });
 }
 ```
 
 ## License Validation and Logging
 
-All license validation is self-contained and does not leave the host (meaning there are no outbound calls related to license validation).
-Any messages from the license validation layer will be emitted to the logging system.
-The level of the log entry depends on the nature of the message and the type of license.
+The license is validated at startup and during runtime. All license validation is
+self-contained and does not leave the host. There are no outbound calls related to license
+validation.
+
+#### Startup Validation
+At startup, IdentityServer first checks for a license. If there is no license configured,
+IdentityServer logs a warning indicating that a license is required in a production
+deployment. You can ignore these messages in non-production environments.
+
+Next, assuming a license is configured, IdentityServer compares its configuration to the
+license. If there are discrepancies between the license and the configuration,
+IdentityServer will write log messages indicating the nature of the problem.
+
+
+#### Runtime Validation
+Most common licensing issues, such as expiration of the license or configuring more
+clients than is included in the license do not prevent IdentityServer from functioning. We
+trust our customers and we don't want a simple oversight to cause an outage. However, some
+features will be disabled at runtime if your license does not include them, including:
+
+- Server Side Sessions
+- DPoP
+- Resource Isolation
+- PAR
+- Dynamic Identity Providers 
+- CIBA
+
+Again, the absence of a license is permitted for development and testing, and therefore
+does not disable any of these features.
+
+## Redistribution
+We understand that when IdentityServer is redistributed, log messages from the licensing
+system are not likely to be very useful to your redistribution customers. For that reason,
+in a redistribution the severity of log messages from the license system is turned all the
+way down to the trace level. We also appreciate that it might be cumbersome to deploy
+updated licenses in this scenario, especially if the deployment of your software does not 
+coincide with the duration of the IdentityServer license. In that situation, we ask that you
+update the license key at the next deployment of your software to your redistribution customers.
+Of course, you are always responsible for ensuring that your license is renewed.
+
+## Log Severity
+
+The severity of the log messages described above depend on the nature of the message and the type of
+license.
 
 | Type of Message              | Standard License        | Redistribution License (development*) | Redistribution License (production*) |
 |------------------------------|-------------------------|--------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|