Learn QUARKUS-SECURITY with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 27, 2025
Performance Notes
Quarkus Security optimized for low memory and fast startup
Reactive security context avoids blocking threads
Token verification is lightweight and cached when possible
Minimal overhead for secured microservices
Leverage native image compilation for cloud deployments
Security Notes
Use HTTPS for all endpoints
Validate tokens and credentials carefully
Assign least privilege roles
Keep security extensions and libraries up to date
Audit and monitor authentication and authorization events
Monitoring Analytics
Monitor authentication success/failures
Track authorization denials
Integrate with Prometheus/Grafana for metrics
Audit user access patterns
Log token validation errors
Code Quality
Follow Quarkus coding guidelines
Write unit and integration tests for security
Ensure annotations are applied correctly
Keep custom identity providers modular
Use CI/CD pipelines for automated testing