Securing Services with Spring Cloud Gateway
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<p>So far in this series, we’ve covered <a href="getting_started.md">Getting Started</a> and <a href="runtime-discovery-and-service-hiding.md">Hiding Services</a> with <a href=" Cloud Gateway</a>. However, when we set about hiding our services, we didn’t secure them. In this article, we’ll correct this.</p> <p>To secure our services, we’ll use the Token Relay pattern supported by OAuth 2.0 and the Javascript Object Signing & Encryption (JOSE) and JSON Web Tokens standards. This will give our users a means to identify themselves, authorize applications to view their profile and access the secured resources behind the gateway.</p>
