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Part 2: Microservices security with OAuth2

Posted on by Piotr Mińkowski

I have been writing about security with OAuth2 in some articles before. This article is the continuation of samples previously described in the following posts: Microservices security with Oauth2 (https://piotrminkowski.wordpress.com/2017/02/22/microservices-security-with-oauth2/) Advanced Microservices Security with OAuth2 (https://piotrminkowski.wordpress.com/2017/03/30/advanced-microservices-security-with-oauth2/) Today I’m going to show you more advanced sample than before, where all authentication and OAuth2 data is stored … Continue reading Part 2: Microservices security with OAuth2 →

Building Secure APIs with Vert.x and OAuth2

Posted on by Piotr Mińkowski

Preface Today I would like to get back to the subject touched on in the one of my previous articles – Vert.x toolkit. In the post Asynchronous Microservices With Vert.x I described how to develop microservices using Vert.x modules for web application, service discovery, circuit breaker and distributed configuration. I did not mentioned there anything … Continue reading Building Secure APIs with Vert.x and OAuth2 →

Advanced Microservices Security with OAuth2

Posted on by Piotr Mińkowski

In one of my previous posts I described the basic sample illustrating microservices security with Spring Security and OAuth2. You could read there how to create and use authorization and resource server, basic authentication and bearer token with Spring Boot. Now, I would like to introduce more advanced sample with SSO OAuth2 behind Zuul gateway. … Continue reading Advanced Microservices Security with OAuth2 →

Microservices security with Oauth2

Posted on by Piotr Mińkowski

Preface One of the most important aspects to consider when exposing a public access API consisting of many microservices is security. Spring has some interesting features and frameworks which makes configuration of our microservices security easier. In this article I’m going to show you how to use Spring Cloud and Oauth2 to provide token access security behind … Continue reading Microservices security with Oauth2 →