Securing Java microservices with Eclipse MicroProfile JSON Web Token (MicroProfile JWT)

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Learn how to control user and role access to microservices with MicroProfile JSON Web Token (MicroProfile JWT). Implement token-based authentication mechanisms to authenticate, authorize, and verify users. JSON Web Token is the most common token format for lightweight security controls and propagating user identities across services.

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You’ll explore how to control user and role access to microservices with MicroProfile JSON Web Token (MicroProfile JWT).

You will add token-based authentication mechanisms to authenticate, authorize, and verify users by implementing MicroProfile JWT in the system microservice.

For microservices, a token-based authentication mechanism offers a lightweight way for security controls and security tokens to propagate user identities across different services. JSON Web Token is becoming the most common token format because it follows well-defined and known standards.

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