Microservices - Authentication and AuthorizationWhich header is typically used to send an authentication token in an HTTP request between microservices?AUser-AgentBContent-TypeCAcceptDAuthorizationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall HTTP headers for authenticationThe Authorization header is standard for sending tokens like JWT.Step 2: Understand other headers' rolesContent-Type defines data format, Accept defines response format, User-Agent identifies client software.Final Answer:Authorization -> Option DQuick Check:Auth token header = Authorization [OK]Quick Trick: Use Authorization header to send tokens [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing Content-Type instead of AuthorizationConfusing Accept header with authenticationSending token in User-Agent header
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