Basic Authentication for Endpoints in Nimbuz

Basic Authentication for Endpoints in Nimbuz

Nimbuz makes it easy to secure your application endpoints using Basic Authentication. This feature allows you to protect your application with a simple username and password before granting access.

Where to Find Authentication Settings

  • Navigate to Applications
  • Select your running application
  • Go to the Networking tab
  • Scroll down to the Authentication section

Steps to Enable Basic Authentication

  1. Enable Authentication Toggle
    • Turn on the Authentication switch to activate protection
  2. Enter Credentials
    • Provide a Username (e.g., Test)
    • Enter a secure Password
  3. Apply Settings
    • Click “Set Authentication”
    • Your application is now protected

What Happens After Enabling?

Once enabled:

  • Any user accessing your application URL will be prompted for credentials
  • Only users with the correct username and password can proceed
  • Unauthorized users will be blocked

Conclusion

With just a few clicks in the Networking tab, Nimbuz allows you to quickly secure your application using Basic Authentication. It's a simple and effective way to control access, especially during development and testing phases.

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