Get started with securing your cloud-native Java microservices applications
Thomas Südbröcker - 4 years ago
As a developer you maybe ask yourself: "How to get started to secure my Cloud Native Java application "
In this session we focus on how to get started with application security from two perspectives:
- Authentication and authorization implementation
- Platform security
that includes following topics:
- How to implement authorization and authentication with the Open Source Identity and Access Management system Keycloak and JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
- How to secure external access to a Kubernetes cluster with TLS
- How to secure communication between Microservices with Istio and mTLS
The content is based on the example application from the OpenSource Github project #CloudNativeStarter, built with Quarkus and Microprofile.
In this session we focus on how to get started with application security from two perspectives:
- Authentication and authorization implementation
- Platform security
that includes following topics:
- How to implement authorization and authentication with the Open Source Identity and Access Management system Keycloak and JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
- How to secure external access to a Kubernetes cluster with TLS
- How to secure communication between Microservices with Istio and mTLS
The content is based on the example application from the OpenSource Github project #CloudNativeStarter, built with Quarkus and Microprofile.
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