Implement JWT Authentication with Java SpringBoot in 2023

Implement JWT Authentication with Java & SpringBoot in 2023, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 52 lectures, based on 136 reviews, and has 19236 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn basics of security like Authentication and Authorization You will learn everything about JWT(JSON Web Token) You will learn to Implement JWT with SpringBoot and Spring Security You will learn to Implement Role Based Authentication & Authorization with JWT & Spring Security You will learn to setup a SpringBoot project from scratch You will learn to create APIs which will talk to Database using Spring Data JPA You will learn to protect your APIs based on user role You will get the complete source code This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn about securing APIs at an industry grade standard It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn about securing APIs at an industry grade standard.

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Summary

Title: Implement JWT Authentication with Java & SpringBoot in 2023

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Curriculum Items: 52

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn basics of security like Authentication and Authorization

You will learn everything about JWT(JSON Web Token)

You will learn to Implement JWT with SpringBoot and Spring Security

You will learn to Implement Role Based Authentication & Authorization with JWT & Spring Security

You will learn to setup a SpringBoot project from scratch

You will learn to create APIs which will talk to Database using Spring Data JPA

You will learn to protect your APIs based on user role

You will get the complete source code

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn about securing APIs at an industry grade standard

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn about securing APIs at an industry grade standard

This course has been updated in 2023 as per new Spring Security Features and JWT Specification to implement Role Based Authentication & Authorization of any SpringBoot based Application.

JWT(Json web token) is a standard for securing API’s in a Microservices architecture, using this standard we can secure API’s built in any technology like Nodejs, Python, .NET etc but in this course we will building API’s using Java and SpringBoot and than we will be securing them using JWT and Spring security, we will also use all the industry best practices and standards along the way.

We will start with learning concepts like:

What is Authentication

What is Authorization

Importance of securing RESTful API’s

What is JWT(Json Web Token)

Various components and terminology associated with JWT

Workflow and a diagramatic use case of using JWT

Than we will move on to the actual handson and implementation of JWT in our Springboot project by following below steps:

Create springboot project from scratch

Adding required maven dependencies

Setup project in Github and follow continous integration process

Setting up database and establishing connection

Create our Hibernate entity classes

Create our controller class

Create the first API

Start configuring JWT and Spring security

Create security related classes like configuartion, filters, service

Making the secret and expiration time configurable

Configuring the allowed and not allowed endpoints

Creating user registration and login endpoints

Creating Role based classes

Create multiple roles

Restrict users to functionalities based on Roles

Setting up github to push code with token

Creating a JWT token

Using the JWT token to call a secured API

Using Postman to test our API’s

Mechanism to check if a particular JWT token is valid or not

Extracting user information and role information from JWT token

Complete source code

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: NEW: Basics of JWT, Authentication, Authorization

Lecture 1: Everything about JWT, Authentication, Authorization

Lecture 2: About your Instructor

Lecture 3: JWT use case, Springboot setup, Github setup

Chapter 2: NEW: SpringBoot Project Setup with JWT

Lecture 1: Generate Springboot App

Lecture 2: Adding JWT Maven Dependency

Lecture 3: H2 DB Configuration for Local Profile

Chapter 3: NEW: Creating Entities, Relationships & Repository

Lecture 1: Creating Enum for Roles

Lecture 2: Creating Role Entity Class

Lecture 3: Creating User entity and Many to Many Roles

Lecture 4: Creating Role Repository with Custom JPA Queries

Lecture 5: Creating User Repository with Custom JPA Queries

Chapter 4: NEW: Implementing UserDetail Service & JWT Util to generate Token

Lecture 1: Implementing UserDetailsImpl

Lecture 2: Implementing UserDetails Service

Lecture 3: JwtUtil generate token implementation

Lecture 4: JwtUtil get username from valid Jwt Token

Lecture 5: JwtUtil validate jwt token

Chapter 5: NEW: Implementing Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 1: Implementing CORS Configuration

Lecture 2: Creating Different DTO classes for the application

Lecture 3: Implementing Unauthorized access error handling

Lecture 4: Implementing Authentication Token Filter-Part-1

Lecture 5: Implementing Authentication Token Filter-Part-2

Lecture 6: Implementing Security Configuration

Lecture 7: Implementing Security – Whitelisting configuration

Chapter 6: NEW: Implementing Login & Signup Functionality

Lecture 1: Implementing the Signup Logic Controller Layer

Lecture 2: Central Error Handling with AOP

Lecture 3: Implementing the Signup Logic in Service Layer

Lecture 4: Implementing the Login Logic in Service Layer

Lecture 5: Implementing the Login Logic in Controller Layer

Chapter 7: NEW: Adding Roles & Testing Authentication and Authorization

Lecture 1: Add new roles on application startup

Lecture 2: Testing the Role Addition on Server Startup

Lecture 3: Testing the Signup functionality

Lecture 4: Testing the Login functionality for different users with different roles

Lecture 5: Testing Authenticated and Unauthenticated Routes or Endpoints

Lecture 6: Implementing and testing Role Based Authorization

Chapter 8: NEW: Source Code

Lecture 1: Code

Chapter 9: Old: Overview and SpringBoot Project and Git setup

Lecture 1: Configuration for JWT and Spring security Implementation

Chapter 10: Old: JWT Config, UserDetailsService, AuthenticationFilter, Postman Testing

Lecture 1: JWTConfig, UserDetailsService, AuthenticationManagerBuilder Implementation

Lecture 2: JWTConfig, UserDetailsService, HttpSecurity Implementation

Lecture 3: JWT Util Implementation

Lecture 4: JwtController, JwtRequest, JwtResponse Implementation

Lecture 5: JwtAuthenticationFilter Implementation

Chapter 11: Old: Testing secured API with token and Git push

Lecture 1: Testing API Endpoints with Postman

Lecture 2: Git Commit Push to Github

Chapter 12: Old: Database, Entity, Login, Register, Testing

Lecture 1: Database-Setup-Entity-Creation

Lecture 2: ManyToMany-Relationship

Lecture 3: RoleRepository-RoleModel-UserDetails

Lecture 4: User-Register-Login-Jwt-Configuration

Lecture 5: Testing-APIs-Security-CurrentUser

Chapter 13: Old: TokenExpiry, Restrict-API-with-Role-Authority

Lecture 1: Saving-Getting-Role-Authority

Lecture 2: JWT-Token-Expiration

Lecture 3: Restrict-API-with-Role-Authority

Chapter 14: Old: Source code

Lecture 1: Github link to source code

Instructors

Ranjan Pandey
Software Professional with 14+ years of experience in IT

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2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 15 votes

4 stars: 31 votes

5 stars: 81 votes

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