Service-to-Service Authentication
How can a service authorize itself with another service to make requests? For example, if Service B wants to integrate with Service A.
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How can a service authorize itself with another service to make requests? For example, if Service B wants to integrate with Service A.
Use case: Usually, when integrating with external service endpoints in your backend application, you will be using libraries (require('https') for Nodejs, import requests or import aiohttp for Python, HttpUrlConnection for Java, etc.) to make HTTP calls. It might be difficult...
Use case: Let’s say you logged into a remote machine, you executed a command, it is taking time, and you want to logout but you want the process to keep running in the background, you can follow the below steps...
Command ex is the non-visual form of vi (specified by POSIX). Any command used in vi in command mode (command following :) can be kept in a file for scripting against the text.
Logseq allows you to freely publish notes using custom domain or GitHub pages. Using the below steps, you can accomplish that.
Use case - You have some changes, and you do not want to commit to upstream/origin, but you want to share the changes to your friend/colleague, so that they can work on top of your changes, then you can follow...
In this post, I will go through how to setup OpenSSH, secure your keys, set up SSH Tunnel, socks proxy, use jump hosts and batch mode is ssh.
rclone is a fantastic software that lets you manage your data in the cloud. Currently, it supports a wide range of clouds.