Several people have requested help understanding how to use the MongoDB provider in a real application. Turns out there's a sample available as a NuGet package Microsoft ASP.NET Identity Samples.
The sample works with EntityFramework. I took the sample, and commit by commit adapted it to use the MongoDB provider. Checkout the modified sample.
One thing the sample had, that the mongodb provider had not yet implemented was a RoleStore. I hesitated to add this to the mongodb provider simply because I don't run across too many use cases for dynamic roles in an application. When I do see this, it's often very custom to the application and providing a generic means to handle this isn't that valuable. With that said, I went ahead and added a simple implementation if someone wants to see how this works with the identity sample and how they may want to adapt it for their own application.
One of the design decisions in doing this was not to update user documents when roles are deleted and when role names were updated. Instead of trying to provide an implementation for unknown use cases, I decided to make the RoleStore operations virtual so they could be extended by consumers. I had a couple of thoughts I wanted to share:
Enjoy!