You are using a custom application with third-party APIs to manage the application and data hosted in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) tenancy. Although your third-party APIs do not support OCI's signature-based
authentication, you want them to communicate with OCI resources. Which authentication option should you use to ensure this?
Auth Tokens is the authentication option that you should use to ensure that your custom application with third-party APIs can communicate with OCI resources. Auth Tokens are tokens that can be used as an alternative to passwords when making API calls to OCI services. Auth Tokens can be generated and revoked by users in the OCI Console or CLI, and can be used with any API client that supports basic authentication. The other options are not suitable for this scenario, as they either require OCI's signature-based authentication or are not applicable for API calls. Reference: [Auth Tokens]
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