Microservices - Authentication and AuthorizationWhat is the main characteristic of centralized authentication in microservices?ANo authentication is required between servicesBEach microservice verifies user identity independentlyCAuthentication is done by the client application onlyDA single service handles all user login and identity verificationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand centralized authenticationCentralized authentication means one dedicated service manages all login and identity checks for the system.Step 2: Compare with other optionsDistributed auth where each service verifies independently, client-only auth, or no auth are not centralized.Final Answer:A single service handles all user login and identity verification -> Option DQuick Check:Centralized auth = single service [OK]Quick Trick: Centralized means one place handles all auth [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing centralized with distributed authThinking each service handles login in centralized authAssuming client-only authentication is centralized
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