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SUMMARY:How to protect an API with OAuth
DESCRIPTION:OAuth is a well-known standard for delegating authentication an
 d authorization decisions to a central identity provider. Doing so allows 
 your application to ignore the authentication and authorization process an
 d allows the identity provider to focus on what it does best\, finding out
  if a user is who they say they are and figuring out the authorization lev
 el that user has.\n\nAs a developer writing an API\, you have a token when
  a grant completes.\n\nBut what happens then? This talk will discuss clien
 t and server-side code and logic needed when calling an API after you have
  an access token. This will include how to store a token in the API client
 \, refresh a token using the refresh grant\, and what your API code should
  examine when presented with a token.\n\nPresented by Dan Moore\, Head of 
 Developer Relations at FusionAuth.\n\nWe'll be streaming this online on Yo
 uTube and Twitch. Subscribe now to get the live notification: [https://you
 tube.com/c/codeandsupplyco/live](https://youtube.com/c/codeandsupplyco/liv
 e) or https://twitch.tv/codeandsupply.\n\nhttps://www.devopschat.co/meetin
 gs/how-to-protect-an-api-with-oauth
URL:https://www.devopschat.co/meetings/how-to-protect-an-api-with-oauth
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