Test JWT Configuration in AWS S3

This guide explains how to test your JWT (JSON Web Token) configuration within the Privacera Dataserver.

JWT validation is supported only in Self-Managed deployments starting from Privacera release 9.0.3.1.

Testing Procedure¶

To validate your JWT, execute the following curl command:

Bash

curl -v -X POST \
    -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    -d '{"tokenStr": "<JWT_TOKEN>"}' \
    https://<DATASERVER_URL>/services/jwt/validate

Replace the placeholders:

<JWT_TOKEN>: Your actual JSON Web Token.
<DATASERVER_URL>: The Privacera Dataserver URL.

The Dataserver will return a JSON object indicating the status of the token validation.

Http Status Codes

200 - if able to process request successfully
400 - if the payload is empty in request OR the token value is empty in the request

Valid Token
If the provided JWT is valid, the response will be:

JSON

{
  "statusCode": 0,
  "isValid": true,
  "expiresOn": "<Date>",
  "algorithm": "<algorithm-type>",
  "message": "Provided JWT token is valid"
}

Invalid Token
If the provided JWT is invalid (e.g., malformed or expired), the response will be:

JSON

{
  "statusCode": 1,
  "isValid": false,
  "message": "Failed to validate JWTToken. Error"
}

Empty Payload or Empty JWT Token
If the request payload is empty, or the tokenStr value within the payload is empty, the response will be:
JSON
```
{
  "statusCode": 2,
  "isValid": false,
  "message": "JWT token is empty in request payload"
}
```