FastAPI - Authentication and SecurityIn FastAPI, which component is typically used to enforce role-based access control?ABackground tasksBDependency injection with role checksCStatic files servingDMiddleware that logs requestsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify RBAC enforcement methodFastAPI uses dependencies to inject logic that checks user roles before endpoint execution.Step 2: Exclude unrelated componentsMiddleware logging, static files, and background tasks do not enforce access control.Final Answer:Dependency injection with role checks -> Option BQuick Check:RBAC enforcement = dependencies [OK]Quick Trick: Use dependencies to check roles before endpoint runs [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing middleware logging with access controlThinking static files handle RBACAssuming background tasks enforce roles
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