Chapter 4

1. JWT stands for JSON web token, a proposed standard that can be used to represent and securely exchange claims between two parties.
2. To verify a JWT signature, we’ll need the public key.
3. To generate a JWT in Quarkus, you can use the SmallRye JWT build dependency.
4. Yes, we need to store a copy of the configured keys; however, the configuration for the path where these keys are stored can be overridden at runtime.
5. We can use the @ConfigProperty annotation to retrieve a configuration value in Quarkus.
6. If the @RolesAllowed annotation is applied both at a class level and then in a specific method, the method annotation takes precedence over the other.