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hello everyone my name is Sora Agarwal from informatica cloud management team and today I'm going to talk about one security feature which is coming as part of our spring 2020 degrees which is to support OAuth 2 rato authentication for cloud app integration api's to api manager so let's jump in the question arises why do we require both to auto authentication oftentimes you don't want to provide your username and password to your API consumers because that rates in security but rather what do you want to do is you want to control it by creating an OAuth client and provide the client ID and like details to the user so that they have specific permissions on the API that they are calling so now with spring 2011 enable worth authentication for managed ApS that can invoke a cloud app integration endpoint he things to note here is that it only supports client credentials as grant types your cloud app integration process or the API endpoint should be using basic authentication and your cloud application integration API endpoint cannot be called directly using basic authentication while we will do a demo here but let me talk about the steps that you have to follow to enable this authentication obviously you will need to have a cloud app integration process exposes an API which is enabled for basic authentication you can create a managed API and then create an OAuth to auto clank under API major palsies authorization you will see this in action in the demo you need to save certain key information like client ID client secret and auth header for future use then you would request for access token invoking the OAuth server URL which you will get from the earth client page then you would request for access token invoking the OAuth server URL with crying credentials grant type and then use either client ID or secret or the auth header as a basic token and this in turn will give you an access token as a chart token and then subsequently you will use the short token as a bearer token to invoke the API endpoint with that said let's jump into the demo what you see on your screen right now is a very simple process this process takes in an input and gives out an output which is concatenation of hello with the input that you provided important thing to notice here is that this process is set for basic authentication you would also notice that there's a new check box here which says only accepts HTTP authorization requests from the API gateway and we will talk about this as well but this process right now can be invoked directly using the CI endpoint so let's publish this process and let's try to invoke this process so I complete the endpoint from here and invoke it as you would notice this worked it printed a message on the screen it says hello...