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Use OAuth for user identity and access control. Use 'defence in depth' to prioritize key services. Don't write your own crypto code. Use automatic security updates. Use a distributed firewall with centralized control. Get your containers out of the public network. Use security scanners for your containers.
There are a couple of ways of securing inter-service communication in a microservice architecture. Adopting the authentication proxy pattern, or pass the JWT as the services invoke one another; no matter what you pick, each service needs to have the layer of security addressed.
Authentication is stating that you are who are you being and Authorization is asking if you have access to a certain resource. When working with REST APIs you must remember to consider security from the start. RESTful API often use GET (read), POST (create), PUT (replace/update) and DELETE (to delete a record).
Authorization. Authorization involves checking resources that the user is authorized to access or modify via defined roles or claims. For example, the authenticated user is authorized for read access to a database but not allowed to modify it. The same can be applied to your API.
Authorize the user: Request the user's authorization and redirect back to your app with an authorization code. Request Tokens: Exchange your authorization code for tokens. Call your API: Use the retrieved Access Token to call your API.
Authentication as a Service (Haas) Authentication as a service allows businesses to track their password usage, enforce strict password requirements, and provide their employees with an efficient and secure way to login to their many applications and web services.
Auth a User Between a Microservice When a user requires authentication, send his/her data to this service, and it'll return a token; JWT, if you prefer. Now, if he uses some other service, ask him to pass that token as a Header, and then from within that service, ask the Bearer if it's valid.
Under the microservice architecture, an application is split into multiple microservice processes, and each microservice implements the business logic of one module in the original single application. After the application is split, the access request for each microservice needs to be authenticated and authorized.
In the context of an HTTP transaction, basic access authentication is a method for an HTTP user agent to provide a username and password when making a request. Rather, HTTP Basic authentication uses static, standard HTTP headers which means that no handshakes have to be done in anticipation.
Now select Basic Auth from the drop-down menu. After updating the authentication option, you will see a change in the Headers tab, and it now includes a header field containing the encoded username and password string:
API gateway authentication is an important way to control the data that is allowed to be transmitted using your APIs. In essence, it authenticates that a particular consumer has permission to access the API, using a predefined set of credentials.
For most microservicesbased applications, it makes sense to implement an API Gateway, which acts as a single entry point into a system. The API Gateway is responsible for request routing, composition, and protocol translation. It provides each of the application's clients with a custom API.
If you think you need to make a call from one microservice to other microservices (like performing an HTTP request for a data query) to be able to provide a response to a client application, you have an architecture that won't be resilient when some microservices fail.
4 Answers. I would generally advise against having microservices do synchronous communication with each other, the big issue is coupling, it means the services are now coupled to each other, if one of them fails the second is now fully or partially dysfunctional.
2 Answers. You are not likely to benefit from a Microservices' architecture if all the services share the same database tables. This is because you are effectively tightly coupling the services. In general a microservice should be responsible for its own data.
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