HoustonPutman commented on issue #331:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr-operator/issues/331#issuecomment-931488112
I think it would be great for a user to provide a custom configMap for their
security.json, or a secret for that matter (since it might have sensitive
information).
```yaml
spec:
solrSecurity:
authenticationType: <type>
bootstrapSecurityJson: <requires key and either secret or configMap>
secret: <optional>
configMap: <optional>
key: <defaults to security.json>
```
Researching this comment, it turns out there are a lot of options when
configuring the JWT plugin, and what we would be doing is basically just
templating the json for them. So maybe just allowing a configMap or secret
would be the right way to go.
Honestly there isn't really a need to differentiate things at some point if
they are doing a custom security JSON. we just need an authorization header to
send to Solr. So `authenticationType` could be `Basic` or `Bearer`.
```yaml
spec:
...
solrSecurity:
authenticationType: Bearer
bootstrapSecurityJson:
configMap: <user-supplied config map>
key: <defaults to security.json>
oidc:
clientId: <operator client-id as registered with OIDC>
clientSecret: <name and key of k8s secret where operator's client
secret for OIDC is stored>
bearerTokenSecret: <just a plain secret with a JWT token to use that is
already setup by the user>
```
For the OIDC option, would the operator have to go fetch the JWT string to
use every time by getting the oidc wellKnownUrl from the secret/configMap, then
sending a request to that url with the provided ID and secret? I'm not familiar
with oidc, so not exactly sure how that process works. I left it in there as an
option, since it seemed more complicated than just using a predefined secret
with a JWT token.
Not sold on this, just my thoughts currently.
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