Spring Authorization Server provides sensible defaults suitable for client applications with minimal configuration. However, dynamic client registration is not enabled by default. Follow these steps to enable and use dynamic client registration in a Spring Boot application, ensuring proper authentication using bearer tokens and configuring the necessary endpoints. The tutorial includes both server and client implementations, detailing how to register clients dynamically using a custom `RegisteredClientRepository` and integrating the process into a Spring Security-based application for dynamic OAuth2 client management.
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1. Introduction2. Why use Dynamic Registration?3. How Does Dynamic Registration Work?4. Implementing Dynamic Registration5. Authorization Server Implementation6. Dynamic Registration Client Implementation7. Testing8. ConclusionSort: