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Authentication and Authorization
This document provides a comprehensive guide to authentication and authorization methods used to securely access our API. It is intended for developers and security engineers who need to integrate with our platform. Understanding these mechanisms is crucial for ensuring the security and integrity of your applications and our services.
Priority: High
Related Endpoints:
/auth/token/auth/refresh/auth/revoke1. API Keys
API keys are a simple authentication method that allows you to identify your application when making API requests. They are typically used for non-sensitive operations and are less secure than OAuth.
1.1 Obtaining an API Key
To obtain an API key, you must first register your application through our developer portal. Once registered, you can generate an API key from your application's settings.
1.2 Using an API Key
API keys are passed in the
X-API-Keyheader of your HTTP requests.