Adobe Developers Live 2021, Session | API authentication with AEM as a Cloud Service
Session Details
How new mechanisms in the AEM Dev Console allow authentication to instances of AEM in the Cloud, both as a developer and from 3rd party applications.
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Session Schedule
9-Feb, 10:15-10:45AM PST
Speaker(s)
Brian Chaikelson & Timothée Maret
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Q&A
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Session FAQs
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Q. base64 encoded keys in the JSON ? |
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A. yes - and that's why it’s important to ensure the credentials are managed securely based on your organization's security policies. |
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Q. How long is the access token valid for? Is the time configurable? is it possible to have access refresh token to refresh access token? |
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A. By default, access tokens are valid for 1 day. It is not possible to configure the validity time from the client. The access token expires and can't be refreshed. A new access token must be exchanged before expiration. |
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Q.Is the token exchange library available on other languages, like Java or C#? |
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A. While not available as referencable libraries, there are a number of code samples for how to perform this exchange with Adobe IMS APIs using a variety of languages: https://www.adobe.io/authentication/auth-methods.html#!AdobeDocs/adobeio-auth/master/JWT/samples/sam... |
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Q.Is this planned only for cloud service, or AMS too ? |
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A. This approach is specific to AEM Cloud Service. There are existing solutions for AEM Managed Services to achieve a similar goal of authenticating service users. |
