March 2020
Intermediate to advanced
392 pages
10h 10m
English
Microservice setups usually have one microservice dedicated to authentification. The servers register and save the user information (such as email and password) and verify logins.
For the other microservices to verify requests, the following happens:
As you can imagine, it would be quite a bit of back and forth for every request to be verified with the authentification manager. Some microservices applications do this, though a lot more optimized. Cases in which this type of authentification is needed ...
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