File Authentication
File-based authentication allows you to store usernames, passwords or password hashes and optional meta-data in a file that will be used to authenticate incoming connections.
File-based authentication allows you to store usernames, passwords or password hashes and optional meta-data in a file that will be used to authenticate incoming connections.
Http authentication lets you register your own HTTP server's URL as a Webhook. Every time a user tries to login, deepstream will send their credentials via POST request to your server. Depending on your server's response, the user's login will be denied or granted.
Storage-based authentication allows you to store usernames, password hashes and optional meta-data in a table within your database that will be used to authenticate incoming connections.