Let's start with the client credentials flow.
Our application needs to be up on port 7777, then we can use the following command line to get the token:
curl -s 442cf4015509eda9c03e5ca3aceef752:4f7ec648a48b9d3fa239b497f7b6b4d8019697bd@localhost:7777/oauth/token -d grant_type=client_credentials -d scope=trust | jq .
As we can see, this client ID and client secret are from the planes microservice. We did this configuration at the OAuth2AuthServer class. Let's remember the exact point:
....@Overridepublic void configure(ClientDetailsServiceConfigurer clients)throws Exception { clients .inMemory() .withClient("ecommerce") // ecommerce microservice .secret("9ecc8459ea5f39f9da55cb4d71a70b5d1e0f0b80") .authorizedGrantTypes( ...
