Hey everyone! Imagine you are building an awesome application, with lots of cool features. Picture a backend server at its core that hosts a majority of the business logic and exposes functionality through APIs. Once you have planned out your APIs, there's one crucial step you need to take care

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Learn how to implement an OAuth2 resource server with Spring Security. Secure your APIs using OAuth2 and access tokens. Set up a Spring Boot application, configure web security, and extract user details from the access token.

How to Implement an OAuth2 Resource Server with Spring Security

How to Set Up the Spring Boot Application

How to Get the User's Details From the Access Token

<p>This article was related to my current project. I implemented the security filter chain, then the other dev implemented 0Auth</p>
