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We run Umbraco in a load balanced setup in Azure.
This is the Authorized Services configuration that we are using:
"CdpApi": {
"DisplayName": "Personalized Recommendations API",
"AuthenticationMethod": "OAuth2ClientCredentials",
"ClientCredentialsProvision": "AuthHeader",
"ApiHost": "https://e2e.api.com/recommendation",
"TokenHost": "https://e2e.api.com",
"AuthorizationUrlRequiresRedirectUrl": false,
"RequestTokenPath": "/oauth2/token",
"RequestTokenMethod": "POST",
"RequestTokenFormat": "FormUrlEncoded",
"ClientId": "<ClientId>",
"ClientSecret": "<ClientSecret>",
"AccessTokenResponseKey": "access_token",
"ExpiresInResponseKey": "expires_in",
"JsonSerializer": "JsonNet"
}When clicking the "Authorize Service"-button on our SchedulingPublisher the service authorizes just fine and I can see an access token being stored in the database.
If I then sign into one of our subscriber instances, I see that the service is not authorized. I can click the authorize button and the service will start working on that instance, but then my SchedulingPublisher will loose its authorization.
This is happening on Umbraco 13.7.2 running Umbraco.AuthorizedServices 10.1.1.