Machine to Machine authorization using Client Credentials flow in AWS Cognito and with API Gateway

If you need to do machine to machine authorization with the Client Credentials flow with AWS Cognito then this video is for you. I am going to explain what the client credentials flow looks like and what is it used for. Then we're going to go through the whole process of setting this up with a Cognito User Pool and demo it with API Gateway and Postman.
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[@darkingsky]

Very good video: clear and directed to the point. Thanks

[@Majesticcloud]

Glad it was helpful!

[@maticase]

This is a great video. There are not a lot of resources on this topic. Thanks...!

[@johnlowe6894]

Really pleased I found this video, it's been a huge help.

[@Alina_K137]

Thank you so much! Now it is clear

[@PenguinSpdSlayeR]

Great video! But only showing auth through postman, people may struggle with a 'machine to machine' requests as the premice of the video made we expect.

[@pedroprado8295]

Thank you for this video!

[@francistony7110]

but how can this client secret be kept secure...

[@vijaykumarmotupalli6912]

I did exactly same but i have multiple app clients for same userpool, one of the client using client credentials flow. If i use same user pool as authorizer it only accepting ID token but not access token so third client generated access token not working