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Kevin can be a user defined in EG that consumers a set of API endpoints (an API) through a set of matching scopes
example user case - GitHub allows a GH user to hit their GH API directly as a consumer
apps as API consumers
Candy Crush can be defined as an app owned by Kevin and as an application , it can access a set of API endpoints (an API) through a set of matching scopes
example app case - Kevin is a registered user in EG, and he creates Candy Crush, Candy Crush as an app must be affiliated with a user as its owner
app users in EG as consumers
There is a third level of users that utilize the credential management system in EG - app users.
An app users is a user within EG that is a "registered" user of an app known to EG
example)
Kevin is a user in EG.
Kevin develops Candy Crush. Candy Crush is an app under Kevin as "owner" in EG
Vincenzo is a user in EG
Vincenzo registers as a user who can access his data in Candy Crush the app
Vincenzo's should have a OAuth2 credential for Candy Crush app. Currently I believe Vincenzo only has general OAuth2 credentials which means, he could potentially access any app that has matching scopes (highly unlikely)
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