<ul><li>JWT, or JSON Web Tokens, is used to securely transmit information between parties for authentication and authorization.</li><li>JWT consists of a header specifying signing algorithms, a payload with claims and user data, and a signature for security.</li><li>JWTs can be signed symmetrically with a shared key or asymmetrically with public and private keys.</li><li>API design pillars include defining interfaces, choosing paradigms, handling relationships, versioning, and rate limiting.</li><li>Understanding computer memory involves data input, storage, RAM workspace, cache memory, and CPU registers.</li><li>Kubernetes scaling strategies include Horizontal & Vertical Pod Autoscaling, Cluster Auto Scaling, and Predictive Auto Scaling.</li><li>Multiple senior machine learning and tech roles are open at various high-growth AI startups and tech companies.</li><li>Companies can advertise to tech professionals through newsletters reaching influential engineering leaders.</li></ul>

EP164: JWT Simply Explained

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