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Is there a way to restrict access to a website based on ssh keys? Exactly the same way ssh works:
If not, what is the best alternative that would satisfy the above conditions? Would I be better off using htuser? I can’t restrict access based on IP addresses because the people accessing the site will most likely not always have the same IP.
Sure, using Mutual-SSL-Authentication you can secure your website using SSL certificates.
I don’t know your environment, but here’s a pretty detailed writeup on how to perform mutual authentication on Tomcat.