
Token Exchange at the API Gateway: RFC 8693 in Practice
OAuth token exchange (RFC 8693) lets your API gateway hand the producer a token that still carries the user, so RBAC keeps working. Hands-on with Keycloak.
API design patterns and best practices

OAuth token exchange (RFC 8693) lets your API gateway hand the producer a token that still carries the user, so RBAC keeps working. Hands-on with Keycloak.

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