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- [Instructor] We will add authentication to our application so that users can be created, sign in, and sign out. Weamp;#39;ll be adding both authorization and authentication to this app, so letamp;#39;s quickly define both. Authentication is making sure someone is who they say they are. For example, through making them enter a password. Authorization is when different users have different permissions to do things within your application. For example, only admins can update blog posts, or only the creator of data can view it. First, go to Amplify Studio. Click authentication under setup. You can configure all sorts of different login mechanisms, attributes, password protection, and more using the provided form. But Iamp;#39;ll go with the default configuration, then click deploy. Once your deployment job is done running, run Amplify pull in your command line interface to sync the changes to your local application. Now in your app.js component, weamp;#39;ll import the withAuthentica
