Personal Access Token (PAT) are used a lot for automation in DevOps, once again need to lookup the informal on PATs. I use Postman and I use PATs to automate connecting to Azure resources.
Store the PAT as it won't be retrievable again.
Personal Access Token (PAT) are used a lot for automation in DevOps, once again need to lookup the informal on PATs. I use Postman and I use PATs to automate connecting to Azure resources.
Store the PAT as it won't be retrievable again.
Overview: The current version of Identity Server is 4. Identity server is basically a .NET Core 3.1 application that is an Identify Provider (IdP) similar in role to PingId, SiteMinder, AAD b2C. Identity server allows application (native mobile, web sites and servers) to securely authenticate users. In this post OAuth means OAuth2.0.
OAuth2 Grant Types:
Flow | Description | Client | Grant Type | |
Authorization with PK | Authorization Code Grant Type. Default choice for authorization. | Native mobile Apps, Windows app, Browser Apps | Code | |
Client Credential | Server-to-server (S2S) communication also refereed to as Machine-to-machine (M2M). | Server,Consoles,Services | ClientCredentials | |
Implicit | Rather use the Authorization Code Flow with PKCE | Native Apps & SPA's often use Implicit Flow | Implicit | |
Hybrid | ||||
Device | ||||
Resource Owner Pswd | Don't use |