Absolute (beginner) with Node-RED: Authorization and Authentication or "access a protected REST API"

This live stream was about authentication and authorization to access a protected REST API.
Overview:
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01:21 - Example application on Code Engine
03:24 - Keycloak configuration
04:59 - Import Node-RED flow (github.com/tho...)
06:35 - Request access-token
15:00 - Request data using access-token
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[@CraigSwanepoel1986]

Hi Sir, great video - any guidelines on Cookie based authentication?

Hi Craig, cookie based authentication I wouldn't use in that context. I like Keycloak (suedbroecker.net/category/keycloak/) and Open ID Connect. I don't want to implement by my self any authentication manually, I would use a framework. So I don't have a guide for you at the moment. I hope I got you question right and my answers applies to your question. Greetings Thomas

[@uberdamcavaletti]

How to put a .p12 certification file in a client credentials ?

Hi, I haven’t done this with Node Red so I can’t answer this question. Greeting Thomas

[@benzemamumba]

Do you have a way to authenticate a user for Dashboard login?

Hi Chisanga,
I never tried to do that. The Dashboard flows.nodered.org/node/node-red-dashboard. The documentation points to that link nodered.org/docs/user-guide/runtime/securing-node-red.
Maybe that helps.
Greetings Thomas
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