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Categories: Containers Orchestration, Adaltas Summit 2021, Infrastructure, Tech Radar | Tags: JAMstack, Linux, Docker, Rust Lang, WebAssembly
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OAuth2 and OpenID Connect for microservices and public applications (Part 2)
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Using OAuth2 and OpenID Connect, it is important to understand how the authorization flow is taking place, who shall call the Authorization Server, how to store the tokens. Moreover, microservices and…
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Gatsby.js, React and GraphQL for documentation websites
Categories: Adaltas Summit 2018, Front End | Tags: Gatsby, HTTP, JAMstack, Markdown, React.js, SEO, API, GitOps, GraphQL, JavaScript, Node.js
In the last few months, I have started to redesign some of our Open Source project websites. This includes the websites of the Node.js CSV project, the Node.js HBase client and the Nikita project, our…
By David WORMS
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