Yet another tutorial? Some time ago I’ve been asked to setup authentication for a Spring Boot-based REST application. “Easy-peasy” I said to myself. I’ve been coding in Java for many years. I’ve been using Spring framework since the very early version when you had to love the XML. I took into account all the requirements and proposed a solution with OAuth 2 as an authentication framework. I was happy to start a development.
In this post I want to show how to add another endpoint in Phoenix Framework, that is going to listen on a different port. I found out that this topic is not well described in the internet. In our case, this endpoint will be serving a very simple API returning status of the app. The following instructions work with Phoenix version 1.3.2 A separate endpoint gives extra security The first question that comes to mind is “why?
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