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Adding Azure AD Authentication #1503
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Details in https://code.openark.org/blog/mysql/reducing-my-oss-involvement-and-how-it-affects-orchestrator-gh-ost
Related issue: #1485
Description
This PR is here to add Azure AD Authentication to Orchestrator
Orchestrator for MySQL is using HTTP authentication with two account types: database administrator and guest. Account credentials are kept in an insecure place.
The goal is to have a simple Azure AD authentication implemented in the Golang back end of the application.
The Azure AD authentication must be an option to activate, not a replacement for the current security mechanism.