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Securing Microservices with Auth0 and MicroProfile in Kubernetes without a hassle | Ondro Mihalyi
Secure microservices with Auth0 and MicroProfile in Kubernetes without complexity, using JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for authentication, authorization, and claims-based security.
- To secure microservices, you can use Auth0 and MicroProfile in Kubernetes.
- You can override the default configurations for the command in the Dockerfile.
- JSON Web Tokens (JWT) can be used to encrypt authentication information.
- JWT can be used to authorize access to REST endpoints.
- MicroProfile JWT specification can be used to validate JWT tokens.
- Auth0 provides single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and supports external services such as Google authentication.
- To secure microservices, you need to think about how to do that, including how to secure calls between services.
- Using JWT, you can authenticate against an issuer, such as Auth0.
- JWT contains standard claims, such as the caller’s identity and permissions.
- To implement JWT authentication, you need to specify the list of URLs that are allowed.
- MicroProfile allows you to use annotations on JAX-RS resources to specify roles allowed and restrict access.
- You can use the MaX Micro Maven plugin to simplify building and deploying applications.
- JWT is a web standard specified by RFC 7519.
- When using JWT, you need to manage token expiration and revocation.
- Auth0 provides a free tier and supports Gmail or Google authentication.
- You can use Pyomicro or other libraries to simplify JWT authentication.
- JWT allows you to carry authentication information between services without storing the token.
- Microservices are mostly stateless, so you need to carry authentication tokens between services.
- JWT can be used to identify the caller and the permissions they have.
- You can configure the lifetime of JWT tokens, such as specifying a short lifetime or a long lifetime.
- JWT can be used to detect and prevent security breaches.
- To secure microservices, you need to think about how to do that, including how to secure calls between services.
- You can use Auth0 or other identity platforms to simplify security and focus on business features.