Passport is an authentication middleware used to authenticate requests. It allows developers to use different strategies for authenticating users, such as using a local database or connecting to social networks through APIs. In this step, you’ll be using the local (email and password) strateg...
I would like to use my Automation accounts Managed Identity (User Selected Identity) to authenticate to the Azure Databricks API without the use of a Personal Access Token. Looking at the documentation, I see you can do this for Service Principals but I do not see anything about Manag...
The Google Developers Console can be complicated to get right, and it's one of the reasons I sometimes have resistance into using one of the Google APIs. This article aims to make it simple to useThis article explains how to use the Google Developers Console to authenticate to any of the...
Running locally during development, the app can authenticate to Azure using either an application service principal for local development or by using the developer's Azure credentials. Each option is discussed in more detail at authentication during local development. Hosted on Azure, the app should ...
for the client apps to obtain an access token asthemselves, i.e. when they are not signing-in a user.Application permissionsare the type of permissions that APIs should publish when they want to enable client applications to successfully authenticate as th...
OAuth doesn't ask the user to authenticate, instead, it authorizes access to other apps and resources. A good way to review the working mechanism of this protocol is by looking at the analogy of a valet key. The valet key is designed to give a valet access to drive your car, but ...
, there are APIs behind the scenes working to securely authenticate your identity. Why use an API? Without APIs, we'd actually have to use paper maps to find our way anywhere (and I'd be lost 100% of the time). APIs let you access data from existing sources without having to ...
This article will show how to use OneLogin’s OAuth 2.0 APIs to authenticate a user with OneLogin and start a OneLogin session using a form POST. This flow is often used within web applications that prefer as much interaction as possible with an identity provider to occur on the backend....
Based on my research, I believe you should develop an AuthenticationProvider object as explained below articles which authenticate request to Microsoft Graph. Seeselect a Microsoft Graph authentication providerfor an example of how to obtain an authentication provider. ...
When the client authenticates the API key, the server imprints their identity and lets them access data. As a network owner, you don't necessarily have to explain the internal details of how your website authentication works to users. You only need to educate them about their API keys. Inf...