Summary:

The code change in this pull request appears to be a documentation update for the Jans Lock Server, which is a Java Weld application that connects ephemeral Cedarlings to the enterprise. The key changes include updating the link to the Swagger UI for the Lock Server endpoints and providing a comprehensive overview of the Lock Server, including its purpose, installation, configuration, logging, and command-line interface (CLI) and text-based user interface (TUI) capabilities.

From an application security perspective, the documentation highlights several positive security measures implemented in the Lock Server, such as the use of OAuth and the requirement for Cedarlings to present a Secure Software Attestation (SSA) during client registration to obtain access tokens with scopes for the OAuth-protected Lock Server endpoints. Additionally, the availability of logging features, including an audit log for RDBMS options and a JWT (JSON Web Token) status log, can be valuable for security monitoring and incident investigation. The ability to manage the Lock Server's runtime configuration and view activity through the CLI and TUI is also a useful feature for administrators to maintain and monitor the application's security posture.

Files Changed:

• docs/janssen-server/lock/lock-server.md: This file contains the documentation update for the Jans Lock Server. The changes include updating the link to the Swagger UI for the Lock Server endpoints and providing a detailed overview of the Lock Server's purpose, installation, configuration, logging, and CLI/TUI capabilities. The documentation also highlights the security-related features, such as the use of OAuth and the requirement for Cedarlings to present an SSA during client registration.