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Annotation-driven security at method or endpoint level

Identity providers and credentials management

JWT/OAuth2 token handling and verification

Reactive security context propagation

Integration with Quarkus extension ecosystem

Incoming request intercepted by security layer

Authentication validated via JWT/OAuth2/LDAP

Roles and permissions checked via annotations

Security context propagated in reactive streams

Response returned if authorized, otherwise 401/403

Annotation-based security enforcement

Identity provider integration

Reactive and imperative security context propagation

JWT/OAuth2 token verification

Microservice-ready design for cloud-native applications

Microservices secured with JWT and OAuth2

Cloud-native reactive REST services

SSO-enabled applications using Keycloak

Serverless functions with fast security startup

Enterprise RBAC systems for multi-tenant applications

Lightweight and low memory footprint

Cloud-native and reactive-first

Annotation-driven declarative security

Seamless integration with identity providers

Fast startup for serverless and microservices

Use stateless JWT tokens for horizontal scaling

Reactive security ensures non-blocking handling

Integrate with cloud identity providers for multi-instance apps

Monitor authentication events for load spikes

Apply caching for token validation if needed

Update Quarkus and security extensions

Refactor deprecated APIs and annotations

Verify JWT/OAuth2 configurations

Test endpoints and reactive flows

Deploy incrementally to ensure security compliance