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## Notes
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## Notes
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1. The APIs assume that the PostgreSQL database instance is on localhost and the username is `postgres` and password is `root`. If it's different, then you have to configure the APIs with the correct credentials.
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1. The APIs assume that the PostgreSQL database instance is on localhost and the username is `postgres` and password is `root`. If it's different, then you have to configure the APIs [here](https://github.com/ditdevtools/AuthorizationServerDemos/blob/master/CSharp/TrafficPoliceApi/appsettings.Development.json) and [here](https://github.com/ditdevtools/AuthorizationServerDemos/blob/master/Node/real-estate/queries.js) with the correct credentials.
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1. We are using different tech stacks for different apps/APIs in this demo to show that an authorization server is language-agnostic and can be used by different tech stacks and in different use cases.
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1. We are using different tech stacks for different apps/APIs in this demo to show that an authorization server is language-agnostic and can be used by different tech stacks and in different use cases.
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1. Although OpenID Connect requires HTTPS, we are using HTTP everywhere because dealing with HTTPS is difficult and we don't want this kind of negativity in our lives.
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