Hi it's really nice explanation ,thanks for this you use mysecret key to verified jwt . but i just want to know how the other service know what secret key it's using is there any way we are sending this secret key to client?
Here are different ways to send out the JWT validation key to the consumer service as part of the setup: 1. Email: The validation key can be emailed to the consumer. 2. REST Endpoint: Expose the key as a REST endpoint that the consumer can poll daily or on-demand. This way, if the validation key changes, the consumer can easily update it. 3. Push Mechanism/Webhook: Use a push mechanism or webhook to automatically send the updated key to the consumer.
Hi
it's really nice explanation ,thanks for this
you use mysecret key to verified jwt .
but i just want to know how the other service know what secret key it's using
is there any way we are sending this secret key to client?
Here are different ways to send out the JWT validation key to the consumer service as part of the setup:
1. Email: The validation key can be emailed to the consumer.
2. REST Endpoint: Expose the key as a REST endpoint that the consumer can poll daily or on-demand. This way, if the validation key changes, the consumer can easily update it.
3. Push Mechanism/Webhook: Use a push mechanism or webhook to automatically send the updated key to the consumer.