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# Samples by API
The following samples show basic usage of various APIs. Throughout these samples, you will find code that relies on various authentication methods.
The following samples show basic usage of various APIs. **All samples require Node.js 8.x or greater**.

Throughout these samples, you will find code that relies on various authentication methods.
- **OAuth2** - To use the OAuth2 samples, create a credential in the cloud developer console, and save the file as `oauth2.keys.json` in the samples directory.
- **Service account** - To use the service account based samples, create a new service account in the cloud developer console, and save the file as `jwt.keys.json` in the samples directory.
- **API Key** - To use simple API keys, create a new API Key in the cloud developer console, then store the key in the `api_key` field of `config.json`.
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