Now, we have reached the end of the section.
Let's try to revise what we have discussed in this entire section at the starting of the section we
discussed about what is authentication, authorization difference between them and few Real-Time examples
around the letter.
We also looked at the internal flow of spring security, how it performs authentication and authorization
if we configure, and how the authorities details will be saved in the user schema using grantor authority
interface.
We also did some table configurations in the DB to sale authorities and we also made changes around
them like one too many, many, too many.
We made those changes inside the repository between the entities, customer and authority.
Once the changes are done, we also make changes inside our application to perform authorization based
upon user authority roles using the methods like has authority, has any authority, has it all, has
any role and access.
Lastly, we discussed a lot about different matches available concerning security, like NBC matches
and matches and with matches and in else.
We have to use the difference between that.
With this, we are then discussing authorization, applying restrictions, using authorities rules.
If we have any questions, please post in Q&A section and also attach the code that we have discussed
with this video.
Thank you.
And see you in the next section by.