Ur so cool...I was struggling to understand this Auth0 business for quite some time, saw so many video's but couldn't really understand, with this one its crystal clear now. Thank you so much.
You don't need these "funny" addons. The content is great, you don't need to pimp it. If you want to do more editing you could show some diagrams or images in the background.
I didn’t say that in the video? (It’s been a while since I made it) It gets a public key from the Identity Server (Auth0) to verify the token. It only needs to get the public key one time and then can cache it for a while. … this is as far as I know, I am not an expert.
Nice video, very good / thorough overview. Wondering about the validation step/call back to Auth0 - is that on every API call made? Seems like that could be 'costly'. Wouldn't it be better to check that maybe randomly as a precheck before whatever API call is needed for the application instead of every time? Seems like overkill to essentially make 2 calls always when any API is called but maybe that's just the best / most secure way to do it.
Can you give me a time in the video where your question lies? The API only needs to connect to Auth0 to get the certificate to validate the token signature, which can be cached thereafter. So there isn't a call back to Auth0 on every request (ideally, with cacheing)
@@DedicatedManagers Right, that's what I would expect. But you mention needing to validate the token before making an api call on your api layer. So I just assumed you didn't actually mean with every call you make to your own backend after the users auth'd. It's toward the end of the video, sorry I don't know the exact spot.
i am just here because i am applying for a job with this company.. is this for developers? i still dont get it. i am not applying for a technical job. LOL
Thanks for the comment... I think there’s a typo so it’s a little hard to understand your question accurately... if you are asking how you get the user’s information, it’s in the identity token. I’m hoping to get The chance to do more in-depth videos on this sub topic and others. Please be sure to subscribe!
i'm only 30 seconds into this video and idk if I'm going to learn anything, but you're getting a like for this "WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?" bit
Thanks for the comment! I was feeling pretty rejected because a couple other people commented that they found it annoying. I was just trying to have some fun with the video so I’m glad you commented that you get I was just trying to have some fun!
@@DedicatedManagers I also found it funny and enjoyed it! and don't loose your personal touch, this is what makes you stand out of the crowd of tutorials producing factories. Keep up👍
Excellent info, and I do appreciate the humor! 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is what videos from Auth0 itself need to be like, not just some bs for executives.
This guy is like if Michael from the office worked in tech.
Helpful content - the joke vibe isn’t working though
really helpful but not gonna lie this is a bit annoying with the jokes. Thank you though
The best intro ever. Like ever. End of story
Ha. Thanks!
Very interesting, ha ha ha. Keep it up.
Thanks a lot! That architecture graphics and your explanation finally helped me understand how everything is connected. Superb!
Dude, it's annoying AF that thing. Seriously, two more of those and I quit the video.
I have never seen such cringe from a video, absolutely insane.
I like the way you describe things with a humor twist. By any chance, do you have that high-level drawing?
Awesome video, congrats!
I need Auto0 explained to me. I also laughed out loud about seven times. Made my day!
Thanks. Your comment made my day!
Great video, super simple and to the point.
Thank you very much ! It is a great job! where can I download this super informative graph?
Ur so cool...I was struggling to understand this Auth0 business for quite some time, saw so many video's but couldn't really understand, with this one its crystal clear now. Thank you so much.
Glad you found it helpful!
Super crystal clear explaination
Great video!!!! Thank you so much for sharing it. Could someone please share the subsequent video links ? Thank you in advance :)
good stuff, my man. thanks
Where are the subsequent videos? Would you be great if you would link them in the description.
Unfortunately life has just gotten too busy and I haven’t been able to make any more. Sorry.
Very clear explanation, thanks !
Anw, i saw some link in your diagram image. Can we have that? So we can learn more deep dive
Thank you so much it's really helpful but i really suggest visiting therapist ASAP xD
I liked and subscribed. I hope can see more video explain structure like this of you
Great explanation. Really helped me. Thanks!
Glad you found it helpful!
Haha... Nice! Thanks!
You don't need these "funny" addons. The content is great, you don't need to pimp it. If you want to do more editing you could show some diagrams or images in the background.
Thanks!
Amazing explanation! Thanks for the help
great video, just what I neeeded to learn!
Thanks. Glad you found it helpful!
Wow man, you have some issues. Good tutorial ;)
Thanks for the good explanation! Can you please explain how the API on your own server will validate the access token?
I didn’t say that in the video? (It’s been a while since I made it)
It gets a public key from the Identity Server (Auth0) to verify the token. It only needs to get the public key one time and then can cache it for a while.
… this is as far as I know, I am not an expert.
@@DedicatedManagers thanks for your reply!
Thank you very much!
carolin holat Thanks for the comment. Glad you found it helpful.
Nice video, very good / thorough overview. Wondering about the validation step/call back to Auth0 - is that on every API call made? Seems like that could be 'costly'. Wouldn't it be better to check that maybe randomly as a precheck before whatever API call is needed for the application instead of every time?
Seems like overkill to essentially make 2 calls always when any API is called but maybe that's just the best / most secure way to do it.
Can you give me a time in the video where your question lies? The API only needs to connect to Auth0 to get the certificate to validate the token signature, which can be cached thereafter. So there isn't a call back to Auth0 on every request (ideally, with cacheing)
@@DedicatedManagers Right, that's what I would expect. But you mention needing to validate the token before making an api call on your api layer. So I just assumed you didn't actually mean with every call you make to your own backend after the users auth'd. It's toward the end of the video, sorry I don't know the exact spot.
Great video, thank you! Can you make some on the processes that happen next and how to implement this into codebase?
That was my goal... unfortunately I haven’t had the time :(
Can we see the code for that example?
Get rid of the little acting bits. They do nothing for the video other than distract. Otherwise the video is superb.
i am just here because i am applying for a job with this company.. is this for developers? i still dont get it. i am not applying for a technical job. LOL
Yes… Well it is A high-level overview, it is meant for developers that have some technical understanding.
hey bro how can we user information from auth0
Thanks for the comment... I think there’s a typo so it’s a little hard to understand your question accurately... if you are asking how you get the user’s information, it’s in the identity token.
I’m hoping to get The chance to do more in-depth videos on this sub topic and others. Please be sure to subscribe!
annoying af
i'm only 30 seconds into this video and idk if I'm going to learn anything, but you're getting a like for this "WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?" bit
Thanks for the comment! I was feeling pretty rejected because a couple other people commented that they found it annoying. I was just trying to have some fun with the video so I’m glad you commented that you get I was just trying to have some fun!
@@DedicatedManagers Don't listen to the haters. Just keep on making videos that are fun for you!
@@DedicatedManagers
I also found it funny and enjoyed it!
and don't loose your personal touch, this is what makes you stand out of the crowd of tutorials producing factories.
Keep up👍
@@raevilman thanks :)
what are those disgusting things bro