architecture - Use OAuth to tightly bind two applications? -


I am working to integrate two applications developed by two different teams for the same user base. Users will first be logged in, and we want to see their login on the first application in order to facilitate the second entry. OAuth was suggested as a protocol to execute this integration. It does not kill me completely like OAuth implementation

Does this mean using OAuth to tighten two applications in such a way?

As always, it depends :).

I did not recommend to use OAuth as an application, but OAuth should use both to separate the login process and authenticate the user to both applications.

In this way both apps do not know about each other, but only about the login service. With this you can develop other applications that only depend on your OAuth service.

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