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In this article, you'll learn how to build a secure and efficient backend API in Rust with JWT access and refresh tokens functionality. We'll leverage the high-performance Axum framework and SQLX to store data in a PostgreSQL database.
In this comprehensive guide, you'll learn how to properly refresh JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) using the RS256 algorithm and Redis. The integration of Redis will give us the ability to effortlessly revoke or invalidate the JWTs when necessary.
This guide will walk you through the process of implementing RS256 JWT authentication with Rust, using asymmetric keys (private and public keys) to ensure strong security. The API will be hosted on a high-performance Actix Web server and will store data in a PostgreSQL database.
A secure and tested json-web-token class-based utility library for generating keys, signing, verifying, and decoding JWT payloads for use with your high-security demanding projects.
The application is a modular AI-native ISR dashboard for autonomous threat detection and strategic insight. It combines C++ parsing, RS256-encrypted telemetry, OpenCV anomaly detection, ML forecasting, and Matplotlib 3D overlays across satellite and infrastructure data.
The application workflow leverages AWS Lambda and Agentic AI to diagnose app issues—like network instability or expired tokens—with RS256 authentication. Smart recovery and crash-aware restart maintain user continuity, delivering a secure and reliable experience.