Gain insights into Oauth2 and Spring Security, learn about various grant types, and practice hands-on exercises to configure robust authentication systems effectively.

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Oauth

If you’re curious about getting started with Oauth2 and Spring Security then you’re in the right place. This course will show you what Oauth2 is, why it’s important, and how to use it effectively. 

You’ll start with an overview of Oauth2 in general and then explore the different types of grants including password grants, authorization grants, refresh token grants, and more. All these concepts are backed by hands-on exercises, so you’ll get to practice creating cross-origin resource sharing policies, custom user-principal, and configuration of the authorization server to send login credentials via JSON. 

By the end of this course, you will have the foundations in place to add a proper authentication system to your application.

Oauth2 with Spring Security

# Setup requirements
In order to run this project, you will need the following:

- Java environment: JDK11
- Gradle: version 5.4.1
- Docker

# Running the project 
Let's learn how we can run the project using the CLI once the setup is done. 

## Step 1: Docker compose for database
First of all, we need to run the Docker compose file (**docker-compose-dbonly.yml**) from the root directory of the project using the following command:


Learn how to run the project using the CLI in this lesson. 

Introduction

Theory

Practice

Quiz

Conclusion

Running the Project Using the CLI

Setup requirements

Running the project

Step 1: Docker compose for database