Human access to OpenBao is LDAP-only today, so operators carry a second set of
credentials outside Authentik and group membership is maintained twice. This
makes Authentik SSO the offered default on the UI login page and gives
`bao login -method=oidc` a working CLI path, while approle and kubernetes (CI
and agents) plus the break-glass root path are untouched.
Add three modules mirroring the auth_ldap_* structure: auth_oidc_backend mounts
a vault_jwt_auth_backend of type oidc, auth_oidc_role creates the default login
role, and auth_oidc_group creates an external vault_identity_group plus its
group alias so IdP groups map onto policies.
Mount the backend at the literal path "oidc". The Authentik provider registers
strict redirect URIs containing /ui/vault/auth/oidc/oidc/callback, so the path
is load-bearing and must not be renamed.
Read client_id and client_secret from kv/service/authentik/oidc-vault, which
terraform-authentik generates and writes; nothing is seeded by hand.
Match groups on the ak_groups claim rather than groups, because Authentik's
default profile mapping only emits direct memberships and the estate nests
akP-* permission groups under akR-* roles.
Bind akP-vault-admin to global-root, the same policy the LDAP vault_admin group
already carries. Only akP-* permission groups are named in config or policy;
akR-* roles stay grouping-only.
Grant the deployer auth/oidc/* and identity group management, both of which it
currently lacks. AppRole capabilities are fixed at login, so these land in an
apply before the resources that need them.
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