07 - Fine-Grained Authorization With Custom Scopes Using Amazon Cognito | Serverless .NET API

In this video, you will explore the following:
- Why do we need Custom Scopes in the API?
- Understanding the concept of a Resource Server.
- An in-depth look at OAuth Custom Scopes.
- The process of creating a Resource Server within Amazon Cognito.
- How to add Custom Scopes to a Resource Server.
- Creating an ASP.NET Core API for implementing fine-grained access control using Cognito Custom Scopes.
- Setting up an API Gateway route and connecting it to a Lambda function through Proxy Resource and Proxy Integration.
- Configuring Cognito Security at the API Gateway route.
- Obtaining a Cognito token from ThunderClient and examining it at jwt.io.
- Thoroughly testing the API from ThunderClient.
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This is all good thanks, but if you are using custom lambda authorizer and not cognito authorizer then this method is not present anymore. I think there should be option to do this is case of custom authorizer also