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This guide details how to securely configure Notion integrations for separate development, staging, and production environments. It emphasizes using environment-aware client factories, dedicated tokens, and integrating with robust secret managers (AWS Secrets Manager, GCP Secret Manager, HashiCorp Vault) to ensure strict data isolation and adhere to least-privilege principles across all deployment tiers.

This guide covers essential security protocols for integrating with the Notion API. Learn how to manage integration tokens securely, implement OAuth2 flows, and enforce the principle of least privilege by separating read/write capabilities. It is crucial for developers building robust, secure Notion-powered applications.

A comprehensive checklist detailing advanced attack methodologies for JSON Web Tokens (JWT). Covers critical misconfigurations such as algorithm confusion (alg:none, RS256→HS256), weak secret brute forcing, header injection (kid, jku, jwk), cache poisoning, and improper validation. Also provides specific vectors for extracting JWTs from mobile environments (Android/iOS). Ideal for penetration testers conducting deep security assessments on authentication systems.

This bundle generates comprehensive diagnostic logs for troubleshooting OneNote Graph API issues. It captures critical data points—such as the `request-id`, `x-ms-ags-diagnostic` headers, full error bodies, and decoded JWT token claims—for both successful and failed API calls. Use it for self-diagnosis, verifying permissions, or preparing detailed support tickets for Microsoft support.

Provides a comprehensive, production-ready deployment solution for OneNote integrations in containerized environments. This skill addresses critical issues like MSAL token persistence (supporting both file and Redis caches), implementing deep health/readiness checks that validate actual Graph API connectivity, and managing graceful shutdowns. Ideal for containerizing OneNote services for robust, scalable production use with Docker and Kubernetes.

Comprehensive guide for setting up delegated authentication for the OneNote Graph API using MSAL. Learn how to register applications in Azure AD, configure precise permission scopes, install SDKs (Python/TypeScript), and implement token caching. This guide specifically addresses the migration from deprecated app-only authentication methods.

A comprehensive go/no-go checklist for deploying OneNote integrations using the Microsoft Graph API. It covers critical production failure points, including advanced authentication resilience (token caching, silent renewal), rate limit handling (exponential backoff, tenant-level tracking), and explicit error code management for robust deployment. Essential for launch reviews.

This skill provides advanced rate limit handling for the OneNote Graph API. It implements a token bucket algorithm and queue-based throttling mechanism to prevent hitting rate limits (429 errors). It correctly parses the 'Retry-After' header and manages both per-user and per-tenant usage quotas, ensuring stable, high-throughput integrations.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on implementing secure authentication and managing the token lifecycle for the OneNote Graph API. It details the mandatory shift from deprecated app-only authentication to delegated authentication using MSAL, ensuring compliance with modern OAuth 2.0 standards. Key topics include establishing least-privilege permission scopes, handling token renewal, and securely storing credentials using environment variables or Azure Key Vault. Essential for developers building resilient and compliant OneNote integrations.

This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions for installing and configuring the Palantir Foundry SDK. It covers both the Platform SDK for direct REST API data access and the OSDK for Ontology-based workflows. Users will learn how to set up authentication using OAuth2 client credentials or Bearer tokens, ensuring secure and seamless integration into their development environment for both production and development use cases.

This skill provides a robust solution for managing API rate limits, particularly crucial when integrating with enterprise platforms like Palantir Foundry. It implements advanced techniques including exponential backoff, jittered retries for handling 429/5xx errors, and a token bucket rate limiter for controlled batch throughput. Use this to ensure reliable data ingestion and bulk API operations.

This skill provides robust implementation patterns for integrating with the Podium API. It covers core business functionalities such as messaging, review management, and payment processing. By utilizing REST API calls and OAuth2 authentication, developers can establish secure, scalable connections, along with detailed error handling for common issues like expired tokens or rate limiting.