Well, as you've said yourself, your first project uses passport-mongodb or
similar authentication strategy. What does your second project use? Are you
accessing it exclusively server-to-server or also regular fashion, from a
client? If it's server to server, do you need to also pass along authorization
info (oh behalf of which user is the first server asking for resources on the
second)?
In general, you can use some relatively simple way, like encrypt the
communication with a preshared key or similar. But in most cases, you should
try to implement something like OAuth.
With OAuth, you have ensured all of these scenarios - server-to-server,
client-to-server, server-to-server with clients authorization etc.
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