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How to adapt authentication in LWP

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so i want to show you how you can secure your api gateway-based rest api uh using a custom lambda-based authorizer so i wanted to make a quick little introduction here just to show you what weamp;#39;re going to be doing in this video and then iamp;#39;m going to walk you through in the console exactly how to do it and how to set all this stuff up so in this kind of diagram that i laid out here what are we looking at here so we have a user that the first thing thatamp;#39;s going to happen is that user is going to call an api that weamp;#39;re going to create and we want to provide an authorization and this authorization is going to be in the payload of our request so for making a get request we can put this in that request now this is kind of what your request may look like you may pass your data here in this case customer id and then additionally you would pass in your authorization so from there thatamp;#39;s going to be passed into your api gateway endpoint and iamp;#39;ll sh

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Spring Boot Securing API with basic authentication Step 1 : Create springboot project and add following depedency in the pom.xml. Step 2 : Add below Controller class in your spring boot application Step 3 : Create below configuration classes for integrating Basic Auth. Step 4: Lets run and check the output
Securing Spring Boot API With API Key and Secret API Key and Secret. Custom Authentication . Custom Authentication Filter. Security Configuration. Endpoint Implementation. Step 1: Create the Spring project. Step 2: Configure the Application properties. Step 3: Create the ApiKeyAuthentication class.
To generate the JWT , we need a secret key and the expiration time; these values are read from the application configuration properties file using the annotation @Value. The secret key must be an HMAC hash string of 256 bits; otherwise, the generation will throw an error.
A common implementation is to access APIs with the OAuth2 client credentials grant type. In this scenario, the API client uses its client ID and client secret to request an access . The access is then used on subsequent calls against the protected endpoints to authenticate the API client.
Spring Boot and Authorization Users will start by authenticating with a username and password managed by Auth0. Once authenticated, the client will receive a JWT representing an access . The client will include the access in the authorization header of every request to a secure endpoint.
To enable basic authentication in RestTemplate for outgoing rest requests, we shall configure CredentialsProvider into HttpClient API. This HttpClient will be used by RestTemplate to send HTTP requests to backend rest apis. In this example, we are creating a Junit test which invokes a basic auth secured rest api.

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