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Set up
Install and Configure skycli
Install SkygearSDK
quick start
Deploying your first Node.js server to Skygear with pre-configured template
Deploy a Dart server with self-defined Dockerfile
Host a blog site on Skygear (Auth Gear, your frontend + backend + database)
HOW TO
How to connect to a managed database on Skygear
How to call API of a deployed service on Skygear
How to upload templates to Skygear
How to view the logs of your microservices
How to set up a custom domain
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Exchange of Session with User Info at Gateway
User & Identity
API Clients & Key
External Service Providers
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Introduction
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Template Management
skygear.yaml
Secret Management
App Management
Team Management
Cross-Origin policy
Microservices
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Cross-Origin policy
For web platform, browsers has a built-in security mechanism "Cross-Origin Resource Sharing". It prevents unauthorized access to resources from another domain.
By default, Skygear only allow access to your app in the same domain. It would allow micro-services deployed to Skygear, since they shares the domain. However, if you would like to access your app's resources from another domain, you need to configure Cross-Origin policy in Advanced Settings page of Portal.

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