This talk presents changes that needed to be done to the OpenShift WebConsole
in order to make it work in an environment where an OpenShift cluster is configured
to use an OIDC provider directly instead of having an internal OAuth2 server as the
authentication middle man, which is the OpenShift traditional setup.

The audience will learn about issues that are common when implementing sessions
that need to work among multiple server instances that are using OIDC as the backing
protocol for authentication.

There are numerous engineers not only throughout Red Hat that deal with authentication on daily basis. Think Keycloak, OIDC, OpenLDAP, Kerberos, X509 certificates... The whole shebang. Yet we rarely ever get to meet and talk about what we deal with authentication in our daily software engineering lives.
This session is meant for just that. Let's try to see if we can gather a bunch of people that deal with authentication daily, who would like to share some exciting news from the industry, or would like to explain how they implemented an authentication feature and would love to see how it would stand with other authentication-involved peers.