Microservices - Authentication and AuthorizationWhy is it important to propagate the original JWT token instead of generating new tokens at each microservice?ATo reduce network traffic between servicesBTo maintain consistent user identity and claims across all servicesCTo encrypt the token multiple times for securityDTo allow each service to have its own independent user sessionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand JWT token purposeThe JWT token carries user identity and claims that must remain consistent across services.Step 2: Analyze impact of generating new tokensNew tokens break identity continuity and can cause authorization errors.Final Answer:To maintain consistent user identity and claims across all services -> Option BQuick Check:Original JWT keeps identity consistent [OK]Quick Trick: Propagate original token to keep identity consistent [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking new tokens reduce trafficAssuming multiple encryption layers improve securityBelieving each service needs separate sessions
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