Summary
In most cases, you will not need to add a different configuration provider or create your own configuration provider, but it's good to know how to change it, just in case. Also, using a typed configuration is a nice way to read and provide the settings. In classic ASP.NET, we used a manually created façade to read the application settings in a typed manner. Now, this is automatically done by just providing a type. This type will be automatically instantiated, filled, and provided, via DI.
To learn more about customizing DI in ASP.NET Core 6.0, let's have a look at the next chapter.
