We experts have to pay our bills somehow… I joke but you’re right. Spring Security works up until a point and when you want to make it do exactly what you want

We experts have to pay our bills somehow… I joke but you’re right. Spring Security works up until a point and when you want to make it do exactly what you want it to, you have to crack it open-override or extend-implement your own class (cough UserDetailService cough). Still, if you’re doing microservices with spring, spring security is enough to ensure your jwt in the request is valid. I like to pair it with more robust auth like Keycloak though if I’m going “platform” instead of monolith.