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Which OAuth2 implementation to choose when using microservice based architecture?
I have a project with microservice architecture and in each microservice there is a client which is an Android application (My Application). I have also an API which is connected to other 3rd party API's.
I am a beginner and I am not sure what OAuth2 Client would be appropriate for my case. I have read about JWT and OpenIDConnect but I am not sure if I am correct.
A:
OpenID Connect is the way to go, it's a specification and allows you to switch backends without changes in the client, so it is better in your case.
EDIT
I should add that OAuth2 is about authorization, and OpenID is about identity. You can use both in combination with a "normal" OAuth2 flow (with a client_id and a client_secret), that's not the recommended way to go, since it's not what you want to achieve.
From OpenID Connect Tutorial:
This is a high-level description of a typical authentication flow that
may be suitable for a mobile app that wishes to communicate with a
server using the REST API.
A typical flow looks like this:
The server authenticates the client, for example by checking
whether it receives an access token back from a previous call.
The client sends the authorization code (“code”) back to the server.
The server exchanges the authorization code for an access token.
The client sends the access token back to the server.
Don't use an OAuth2 flow, use OpenID Connect.
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