At this point we move on to using certificate authentication in CAPIF. In Postman it is necessary to add the certificates manually and using more than one certificate for the same host as we do in CAPIF complicates things. For this reason, we use the script to overwrite a certificate and a key when it is necessary to have a specific one.
To configure go to **settings** in Postman and open the **certificates** section.
@@ -77,8 +79,6 @@ To configure go to **settings** in Postman and open the **certificates** section
Once this is done, the node script will be in charge of changing the certificate that is necessary in each request.
#### **05-publish_api**

Once the api is published, we can start it. In this case we have a test one created in python called <ahref="./hello_api.py"download>hello_api.py</a> that can be executed with the following command:
@@ -103,10 +103,10 @@ Finally, we will create an invoker with the user given by the administrator to b
At this point we move on to using certificate authentication in CAPIF. **If you did not configure the provider's certificates, you would have to do it now**.
#### **08-discover**
At this point we move on to using certificate authentication in CAPIF. **If you did not configure the provider's certificates, you would have to do it now**.