How do I troubleshoot "Unauthorized" errors when running GraphQL requests in AWS AppSync?

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Nishant shows you how to troubleshoot unauthorized errors when running GraphQL requests in AWS AppSync, covering the two types of errors based on HTTP status codes, how to reproduce and capture them, and how to resolve them based on your authorization mode.

0:00 Introduction
0:37 Error Types Overview
1:29 200 OK Error Fixes
3:35 401 Error Fixes
5:02 Closing

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