Showing posts with label rest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rest. Show all posts

Friday, September 10, 2021

Thursday, July 15, 2021

Serverless pattern: Call me, "Maybe"

Kinesis allows better control concurrency what is more important for RDS 


Thursday, July 8, 2021

Serverless pattern "REST"

AWS Secrets Manager and AWS X-Ray services are optional. Also as an alternative for  AWS Secrets Manager, there is a possibility to use AWS KMS to encrypt/decrypt values or to inject Parameter Store values into a cloud formation config and expose them as environment variables for lambdas.


Saturday, October 6, 2018

Simple way to secure Akka Http rest services

One of the differences between Play Framework and Akka Http it is a security of the rest services. Akka Http has almost nothing for that. So, let's assume the next behavior for our application:
  •  All rest services except login should be secured
  • Login service returns JWT token as part of the header
  • Before to access any other services we have to validate JWT token in the header of a request
Our route without security has next view:
lazy val routes: Route =
pathPrefix("api") {
    pathPrefix("login") {
      post {
        parameter("email", "password") { (email, password) =>
          val loginResult: Future[Boolean] = loginService.login(email, password)
          onSuccess(loginResult) { result =>
            if(result) {
              respondWithHeader(RawHeader("TOKEN", createJwtToken(email))) {
                complete(StatusCodes.OK)
              }else{
                complete(StatusCodes.Unauthorized)
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    } ~
    pathPrefix("myService") {
      val data = myService.search()
      complite(data)
    }      
}
Now let's write a method which will wrap invocation of all services which we want to secure:
def authenticated: Directive1[String] =
    Directives.optionalHeaderValueByName("TOKEN").flatMap {
      case Some(jwt) if !isJwtTokenValid(jwt) =>
        Directives.complete(StatusCodes.Unauthorized -> "Invalid token.")
      case Some(jwt) if isJwtTokenExpired(jwt) =>
        Directives.complete(StatusCodes.Unauthorized -> "Token expired.")

      case Some(jwt) if !isJwtTokenExpired(jwt) => decodeJwtToken(jwt) match {
        case Some(email) =>
          Directives.provide(email)
        case None =>
          Directives.complete(StatusCodes.Unauthorized)
      }
      case _ => Directives.complete(StatusCodes.Unauthorized)
    }
And the last step is to invoke it before our services:

pathPrefix("api") {
    pathPrefix("login") {
      ...
    } ~
    authenticated{email =>    
      pathPrefix("myService") {
        val data = myService.search()
        complite(data)
      }      
    }
}