In this session, we will be demonstrating how you can secure your web applications with SAML 2.0 using WSO2 Identity Server.

Microservices have become the de facto standard in modern application architecture. Modern application workloads are spread among several groups of microservices, cloud services, and legacy services. Kubernetes has become the industry standard for deploying microservices, with service meshes allowing developers to isolate and control service-to-service connections. Choreo Connect is an API microgateway that is cloud-native, open-source, and developer-focused. It offers first-rate Kubernetes support while supporting a variety of API management quality of services (QoS), such as message security rate-limiting, observability, and message mediation.

This tutorial is part of a series and can also be used as a standalone tutorial on how to integrate with data sources. For more details on the scenario and general prerequisites, please watch the previous videos on this series.

This tutorial is part of a series and can also be used as a standalone tutorial on how to get the developer community involved. For more details on the scenario and general prerequisites, please watch the previous videos on this series.

Learn how to utilize the WSO2 Identity Server Eventing Framework to fulfill your custom requirements for the Identity Server.

An Application-level proof-of-possession protections for access and refresh tokens. DPoP (Demonstrating-Proof-of-Possession) is an additional security mechanism for the token generation which overcomes the issue of bearer token which will not validate between who is requested token and who is actually using the token for the access of a particular resource. In DPoP, this will be avoided by validating the client who requested the token is the one who is actually using the token using the Signed JWT tokens known as DPoP Proof.

Signing into Grafana and Securing Java EE Web Apps using WSO2 Identity Server In this community call, we will discuss: Community Channels.

In this community call, we will discuss Internationalization and Localization in WSO2 API Manager: WSO2 API Manager Community Channels.

In this session, we will be demonstrating how you can write your own custom local authenticator and deploy it in the WSO2 Identity Server.