Microservices Authentication/Authorization architectural pattern

[@aarakii]

clear cut explanation, no bs, thank you very much

[@arjunmangali2904]

Short and on point explanation in authentication and authorisation in microservices.

[@checkitoutas]

Simply explained, clear, straight to the point. Not a second wasted. Loved it, thank you!

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Thanks!

[@jinoshkurisinkal3169]

Crystal clear explanation of the concept.

[@LebanonJihad]

Greate video. Please more architectural pattern videos. You can explain it very well!

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Thanks, will do!

[@yellasrinivasreddy8998]

Great lecture. Could you please touch more on how authentication should happen between the services in the next videos. Thanks.

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Sure I will

[@aviralyadav9624]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It is quite helpful.

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Thanks!

[@sreenuksr]

well explained. any possibility bring this into implementation in your next video

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Thanks, I will try to do that!

[@mcronline]

Thank you for the video. What about when we talk about auth&auth between microservices in the same architecture? They should use API gateway to access each other?

[@a1-24-diepvanthanh3]

From Việt Nam thank you because nice video about autheticate

[@InvincibleMan99]

The load balancer is for api gateway..right?
the load balancer for individual services will come after auth is done?

[@sanjeevgaur1973]

well explained.

[@MrCupcakes85]

Quick question...
So let me get this straight... Client will call service-one through the API-Gateway. API-Gateway will authenticate and route client to service-one. What if service-one makes downstream call to service-two? Is service-two automatically protected if called directly from service-one or does service-one need to call api-gateway to be routed back to service-two?

[@skillgroom]

good content

Thank you for the insightful presentation!! Quick question: why not using a dedicated microservice for authZ instead of using the NuGet middleware?

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

You can use, and that is something I suggested in my previous video as an option

[@abdelsalam-ahmed]

Thank you!

[@acevedoruben06]

Great my friend!

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Many thanks!!

[@ushahembashir9204]

Nice one

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Thanks 🔥