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In real-world systems, services act sometimes as clients for other services. In this liveProject, you’ll implement a Spring Boot service that acts as a client for the OAuth 2 system. You’ll set up needed dependencies, register a client at the authorization server, and implement a proxy that uses the client credentials grant type. Finally, you’ll validate that the full setup works correctly and this mock server can accurately send advice to the health system.
This project is designed for learning purposes and is not a complete, production-ready application or solution.
prerequisites
This liveProject is for intermediate Java developers familiar with Spring and Spring Security. To begin this liveProject you need to be familiar with the following tools, technologies, and techniques.
TOOLS
- OAuth 2 app roles
- Spring Security basic contracts such as UserDetailsService, PasswordEncoder, and GrantedAuthority
- SQL queries for CRUD operations
- Postman or cURL for endpoint testing
TECHNIQUES
- Authorization code, password, client credentials, and refresh token grant types
- Unit and integration testing
you will learn
In this liveProject, you’ll master essential skills for securing Java-based microservices architectures.
- Implement a Spring Boot service that acts as a client in an OAuth 2 system