Advanced JAX-RS 22 - REST API Authentication Mechanisms
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This lesson aims to explain the different approaches to authentication for a REST API application. It also explains the workings of Basic Auth, the authentication mechanism we'll implement in this course.
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CarlitoProductions
Excellent job - I especially like how you made the video "language-agnostic". So the focus was on REST API and not Java, C#, c+, etc. Well done.
mikemcgrath
This video is amazing. Nobody has explained the different authentication methods for REST API's to me as well as you. Subscribed and voted up!
craigthecat
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mshparber
Thank you so much your explanation it's very clear I'am a noob in REST API topic, but with this video it's totally clear, thank you!!!!
sobecgarcia
Koushik, other security mechanisms like oauth, JWT etc.. is not explained well anywhere in Youtube. Could you please make some videos on it and publish.
bhuvaneshkadaraiah
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sdetworld
I like the way you 'dismantle' the ideia so you can teach each part of it... that little intro/Basic/Advanced... simply efficient!
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dercy
Hi Kaushik since rest is based on the http protocol so session token cookie should also work for it like it works to maintain the session in http web applications? dont know why you asked that it will not work for rest api.
SandeepPandey-kumg
Very nice explanation, I really like your videos . I had a question on OAuth, you mentioned at the end that its better solution for authentication but if I understood correctly OAuth is for authorization and not for authentication, can you please clarify?
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karulal
wonderful explanation, I have a question regarding statelessness of rest APIs, rest APIs use HTTP (most of the time) and HTTP uses TCP under the hood, and the first thing TCP does is maintain a session (3-way handshake) with the server, doesn't it violate the stateless principle?
networkengineer
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