Spring Boot 3 + Spring Security 6 | JWT Authorization | Part 2 | Authenticated API with JWT Token

In this video, you'll learn how to implement JWT authorization in a Spring Boot 3 application using Spring Security 6 and a MySQL database to store user credentials.

You'll see how easy it is to secure your application and protect your endpoints using JSON Web Tokens. We'll start by setting up a MySQL database and creating a user table to store our credentials.

Then, we'll configure Spring Security to use JWT and define some security rules for our application. Finally, we'll test our setup by building a simple API and using Postman to send authenticated requests.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this tutorial will give you the tools you need to secure your Spring Boot application with JWT authentication and authorization.

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[neo_story]

I thank you so much about 2 JWT video. I really stuck with this for a week and finally you solve this easily!!
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[hello-ITworld]

subscribed.... one advice, you change few things in names but not inform it... otherwise, I liked your last post! thanks

[vlyfnxw]

I am not getting Hello message after putting bearer token, i am getting 403 Forbidden error, could you please help me to get rid of it

[gokulnathparameshwaram]

Bro I need the angular implemention for this code