Think of Postmaster as the server-side equivalent of Postman (although from a different developer), helping you accelerate your cloud development and delivery of Security, Webhook and WebRTC Services. You can use Postmaster for your development environment just like you use Postman, free of charge.
The Zoom Access Token call is intentionally designed to not be idempotent, resulting in the generation of a unique access token with each invocation. This can create challenges in scenarios where your application has multiple concurrent touchpoints accessing the Zoom API. These challenges can be exacerbated in multi-pod or multi-instance environments where coordinating the use of multiple access tokens across multiple touchpoints can be more complex.
The Zoom Token Manager Postmaster Service allows Zoom API client services to access the Postmaster Zoom Token Service and obtain a consistent access token for a given Zoom Account, which remains valid until it expires.
To start using the Zoom Token Manager, simply replace the endpoint URL with https://zoom-token.postmaster.live/oauth/token instead of the standard https://zoom.us/oauth/token, and send a POST request in the same way as you would typically do when requesting an access token.