where can I store the token?

[Clara Osorio]

hello!!!
if my infrastructure is in aws, can i store the token in a secret manager? or where do you recommend?

thank you very much

[Google Ads API Forum Advisor]

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[Clara Osorio]

hello, good morning

if we are using the Google Ads API, we know that Oauth 2.0 authentication is used and we must save in our infrastructure the token, I want to know if we can configure a secrets manager and this configure it in google to leave the token there.

thanks 

[Clara Osorio]

hello, good morning

if we are using the Google Ads API, we know that Oauth 2.0 authentication is used and we must save in our infrastructure the token, I want to know if we can configure a secrets manager and this configure it in google to leave the token there.

thank you very much 

El miércoles, 3 de julio de 2024 a las 2:44:36 UTC-5, Google Ads API Forum Advisor escribió:

[Google Ads API Forum Advisor]

Hi,

Yes, you can use a secrets manager to store your OAuth 2.0 token for the Google Ads API. Google Cloud provides Secret Manager, which allows you to securely store and manage sensitive information such as API tokens. You can integrate Google Secret Manager with your application to retrieve the token as needed, ensuring that your token is secure and easily accessible.