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OAuth2 was not designed to implement sign-in operations, Most providers only exposed OAuth2 as a way of supporting delegated authorization for their API. In previous post OAuth 2.0 : How an applicaiton use OAuth to access another application API we e…

OAuth2.0  (Open Authorization) is an open standard and commonly technique to grant websites or applications access to user's information/credentials on other websites without giving them the passwords. From RFC 6749 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc…

Okta is a trusted platform to secure every identity, it provides cloud software that helps companies manage and secure user authentication into applications, and for developers to build identity controls into applications, website web services and d…

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When dealing with mobile applications, you often store data, configurations, and assets client-side. As a result, client-side protection of data becomes very important.  You should never assume that physical access will be properly restricted, even wi…

What is kubectl?   kubectl is a CLI(Command Line Interface) client which can be used to interact with Kubernetes. Kubectl command line tool can be used in single node or multi-node cluster. Installing the Kubernetes client (kubectl) : Download and ins…

Google cloud platform supports storage for both Structured Data and Un-Structured Data. Storage technologies can be summarized as follows -  For unstructured data we have two main storage technologies - Persistence Disk and Google Cloud Storage bucket…

A fundamental principle to design a highly available systems is to get rid of any single points of failure. In order to make DB instance fail-safe and efficient, Cloud SQL makes it easy to implement the most basic forms of replication. It does so by p…