We have implemented GraphQL endpoint in AMS environment (AEM 6.5.10).I want to set-up authentication on GraphQL endpoint before sharing it with third-party Apps.
There are lot of articles/how-to on AEM as a cloud Service on generating JWT and adding Authorization header but there is no document specific to AEM 6.5.10.
Any help will be much appreciated.
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If you want to implement that on the publish layer, you should use CUGs (closed user groups).
Check https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/assets/advanced/closed-user-groups....for a starter. It's focussed on Assets, but it is basically the same for sites.
If you want to implement that on the publish layer, you should use CUGs (closed user groups).
Check https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/assets/advanced/closed-user-groups....for a starter. It's focussed on Assets, but it is basically the same for sites.
Is there a way to establish authentication for a public facing site on Publish, where we are not sure about the users on publish side ? I am guessing, CUG works for the case where we know who the users are and apply the restriction/authentication based on that.
I am looking into something similar and checking on a solution to see if we have a way to restrict the users accessing the GraphQL endpoint from Publish side. That being said, we are unsure about the users visiting that site. Appreciate your response.
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What do you mean with "we are not sure about the users on publish side"? If you want to apply restrictions on visiting users, you need to define criteria on which you want to base these restrictions. Having an account on the system is a very simple one.
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