judo-runtime:access-api-overview

You can implement custom authentication and authorization in JUDO by utilizing the AccessManager and AuthenticationInterceptor interfaces to intercept operations, enforce access controls, and inject custom authentication logic into the request lifecycle.

The best way to enforce role-based access control is by using JUDO's AccessManager API to define operation authorizations and behavior authorizers, ensuring only permitted user roles can execute specific operations based on defined permissions.

JUDO handles signed identifiers by securely managing and tracking entity instances involved in bound operations through the AccessManager API, ensuring that entity references are validated and protected during operation execution.

Yes, you can create a custom interceptor by implementing the AuthenticationInterceptor interface patterns provided by the JUDO Access Manager API, allowing you to intercept operations, log access attempts, and integrate custom audit logic.

When an API access control authorization check fails in JUDO, the system triggers specific error handling mechanisms for access control failures, halting the operation and preventing unauthorized execution.

You need to use behavior authorizers when defining complex operation authorization rules within JUDO, allowing you to enforce granular access control policies and secure specific operational behaviors dynamically.