API key authentication implementation #17800
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Signed-off-by: Alexey Razinkov <[email protected]>
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See GH-17563
Adds API key authentication support. Key components include the following:
ApiKeiis a data model consisting of ID and secret parts.ApiKeyprovides method for generating new instance randomly;ApiKeyDigesthandles hashing API key secret part and comparing secret with existing hash. This component closely resemblesPasswordEncoderfunctionality;ApiKeySearchServiceallows framework user to hook into the API key authentication lifecycle. This component closely resemblesUserDetailsServicefunctionality;ApiKeyAuthenticationProviderhandles API key authentication aspects;ApiKeyAuthenticationFilterintercepts incoming requests and hands control over toAuthenticationManagerthe same way other similar filters do (e.g.,BasicAuthenticationFilter).This is a work-in-progress, it's far from finish (no reactive stack support, no tests, etc.), but it catches the way it should work from my perspective.