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Kerberos is a network authentication protocol designed to allow nodes, communicating over a non-secure network, to prove their identity to one another in a secure manner.
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Reasons to transition Kerberos secured web applications to OAuth2/OpenId
We have five internal web applications written in Java / AngularJs that are secured via Kerberos/ Spnego ( Spring Security implementation) . We are looking to transition these apps to AWS ( EBS) . … Looks like Kerberos is supported via Amazon EMR.. or at the worst we just provision another EC2 with a domain controller. What are my considerations , pros and cons. …
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