OAuth 2.0 in Spring Boot Applications
Why take this course?
🚀 Course Title: OAuth 2.0 in Spring Boot Applications
🎓 Headline: Master Security in Spring Boot Web Applications with the Latest OAuth 2.0 Stack in Spring Security 5
👩💻 Course Description: Are you a Java developer eager to dive into the world of secure applications? Look no further! This comprehensive video course is tailored for beginners who aspire to understand and implement OAuth 2.0 security in Spring Boot applications using the cutting-edge features of Spring Security 5.
Why Take This Course?
- Up-to-Date Content: The course focuses exclusively on the new OAuth 2.0 stack in Spring Security 5, ensuring you receive the most current knowledge and practices.
- Hands-On Learning: With a step-by-step approach, you'll learn by doing, implementing real-world scenarios to solidify your understanding.
- Expert Guidance: Led by Sergey Kargopolov, an experienced course instructor who will guide you through the complexities of OAuth 2.0 and its integration with Spring Boot.
What You Will Learn: ✅ Understanding OAuth Flows:
- Authorization Code Flow
- PKCE-Enhanced Authorization Code
- Client Credentials
- Password Credentials
✅ Setting Up the Environment:
- Starting and configuring the Keycloak server
- Configuring OAuth 2 Resource Server(s)
- Running multiple Resource Servers on random ports
✅ Integrating Spring Cloud Services:
- Configuring Spring Cloud API Gateway
- Utilizing Eureka Registry and Discovery Service
✅ Building Web Applications:
- Creating a simple Spring MVC Web Application
- Fetching data from a protected Resource Server via Spring Cloud API Gateway
✅ Client-Side Interaction:
- Implementing a JavaScript application that uses PKCE to acquire JWT tokens
- Communicating with a protected Resource Server
✅ Token Management:
- Refreshing expired JWT Access Tokens
✅ Access Control Strategies:
- Implementing Scope-based access control
- Enforcing Role-based access control
✅ Social Login Integration:
- Setting up OAuth social login with Facebook, Google, and Okta accounts
✅ Advanced Configuration:
- Implementing Keycloak Remote User Authentication (User Storage SPI)
✅ Exploring the Latest:
- Working with the new Spring Authorization Server version 0.2.2
🌟 Who Is This Course For? This video course is perfect for beginner Java developers who are ready to expand their knowledge in securing web applications and services using OAuth 2.0 and Spring Security 5. Whether you're new to OAuth or looking to update your skills with the latest practices, this course offers a structured path to mastery.
📆 Enroll Now! Embark on your journey to becoming an expert in securing Spring Boot applications with OAuth 2.0. Sign up for this video course and transform your skills with the power of Spring Security 5. Let's secure our applications together! 🛡️✨
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Our Verdict
This OAuth 2.0 in Spring Boot Applications course by Sergey is a detailed exploration of OAuth concepts using real-world code examples and practical microservice architecture implementations. However, watch out for some outdated resources, disjointed explanations, and occasional off-topic subjects that might hinder your learning experience. Despite these shortcomings, the course remains highly valuable for those wishing to learn OAuth2 in Spring Boot applications.
What We Liked
- The course provides a comprehensive introduction to OAuth2, improving understanding and gaining traction in the topic.
- Real-world code examples using Spring Boot Framework make it easy to understand and apply concepts.
- Instructor's teaching approach is clear, detail-oriented and knowledgeable about OAuth2 design with Authorization Server, Resource Servers.
- Great coverage of microservice architecture with practical implementations of API gateway, Eureka discovery service, and load balance feature.
Potential Drawbacks
- Some outdated program versions used in lectures that might be difficult to follow; however, suitable solutions can be found through Q&A.
- Concept explanation gaps may leave some learners confused. It is recommended to research concepts elsewhere for a better grasp.
- Topics unrelated to OAuth2, such as Spring Cloud Microservices and Eureka Discovery, might seem off-topic. More focus on OpenId Connect is desired.
- Manual token acquisition can be tiresome, lasting hundreds of times throughout the course.