Spring Security Roles and Permissions

A detailed look in to #springsecurity roles and permissions.Spring security makes it more easy to build these types of rules using the roles and privileges.
#Roles and #permissions allows us to control the application access based on the roles and authorities carries by the given profile.
Please go through the following additional resources for better understanding
Granted Authority vs Role in Spring Security - www.javadevjournal.com/spring...
Spring Security Roles and Permissions - www.javadevjournal.com/spring...
GitHub Repo link - github.com/javadevjournal/jav...
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[@nazmulhaque8157]

It has been very helpful for me. I have understood how to do this in just 16 min , in just one shot. Thank you very much.

[@drock5350]

very well explained thanks!

[@javadevjournal]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@medAmineRg]

thanks man thats really great stuff keep it upp

[@kasmizoubeir5009]

just woow thank you it was very helpful thank you sinpay

[@a21ambre]

This is by far the most detailed Spring Security series (including the paid courses) that I have come across. This series is really helping me in my personal project. Great content. Waiting for the upcoming videos. Is this going to be a full-fledged application after the security part is over?

[@javadevjournal]

Thanks Ashish, idea is to share as much as I know based on my real life working experience. I am happy that you find it useful.Series is focused on security..so you might not see a lot of feature in the application. I have another series coming up where bailing a full application using Spring Boot.

[@a21ambre]

@@javadevjournal That's great. Looking forward to the Spring Boot course. Also, waiting for the remaining part of the security series.

[@athiram2083]

Awesome

[@javadevjournal]

Thanks!!

[@keyur-vamja-it]

Add RoleHierarchy Implementation with Spring Security 6, Spring boot 3 with method level security.

[@javadevjournal]

Thanks, will check and do that!!!

[@airmode5545]

Why you store token on backend side , ok in case if you want to validate token or I don't know why but what you will do if user use multiple platform ? , also why you use group is a little confusing is not better to use common names like role (in your video description is role but you use groups as name) also customer group = admin , admin group = admin group , try to find better approach to the names

[@javadevjournal]

The token in the video is related to the security token sent to the customer's email as an additional validation step.I am still not sure about the feedback on the naming convention but will try to check the lesson again to see if I can improve them for better understanding.

[@airmode5545]

@@javadevjournal thanks