The Incubator team has a number of tools available for collaborating on the activities

Email

Project email list(s)

A number of email lists are provided by GEANT for all participants in the project and the team(s).

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How to join
Once you have registered in the GÉANT Central Authorisation Management system (CAMS), you will automatically become a member of these lists.

Activity specific email list(s)

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You will be invited into the list by one of the scrum masters (Jule or Michael) at the start of the activity

Video Conferencing

For all formal VCs in the Trust and Identity Incubator we will use ZOOM
You can download a desktop client for your system (including mobile platforms and Linux based) at https://zoom.us/download,
join trough a compatible browser directly, or use a SIP or H323 client. The latter two may not provide all features though.

How to join
Meeting details will be provided trough email. You may need to register an account at Zoom (https://zoom.us/signup) to use the desktop client.

Incubator Wiki

The GEANT wiki is used as the central place for our team to collaborate. The Incubator has it's own spot, T2 - Trust and Identity Incubator space. All Team members (should have) have read/write capabilities on this space. To write into the wiki you need to authenticate at the wiki using a registered identity of you home institution. Currently you can only be added to team if you have logged in once.

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To get access to the Incubator wiki, you need to login to the wiki using your home institution identity provider. n addition you need to be a member of the T&I Incubator group. If you can read this page, but you have no access to the Incubator Internals, you are not yet in that team. Please contact Niels to get that fixed.

Slack

As a real time communications tool, we use Slack. You can use Slack either with a desktop or mobile client (https://slack.com/downloads) or trough a web browser. The Incubator Slack space is: https://gntiincubator.slack.com/

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How to join
To use Slack please create an account here: https://slack.com/get-started, then add your Slack id at the Team members page so we can add you to the team.

Trello

In the incubator we work in an agile way. To support the sprints in an activity, we use Trello to keep track of the activity backlog, assign work items to participants and review progress.
The Incubator project in Trello can be found here: https://trello.com/tiincubator

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How to join
Create an account at Trello: https://trello.com/signup?returnUrl=%2F
As soon as you have done so, please provide your Trello id at the Team members page so we can add you to the team.

Github and Incubator Gitlab

For storing source code we may use both public as well as private repositories. In principle all our work should be publicly available, and as such you may use a public Github (https://www.github.com) repository.
The Incubator has its own organization which we can use to store repositories under, see https://github.com/GN43-TI-Incubator
If you are putting newly created code on GitHub, be sure to include the appropriate copyright notice as well as an appropriate license.

In case you need to store sensitive data, like e.g. operational secrets, please request a private GEANT Gitlab from the Incubator (https://gitlab.geant.org/TI_Incubator) repository from the activity scrum master.

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To use the GEANT Gitlab, please login to the Gitlab instance once, by going to https://gitlab.geant.org/users/sign_in. Please pin Niels after that so you can be added to the corrcet team.

Avatar

Given that we have a number of different tools, where people also may have different identities, it may be a little hard to quickly see who is involved in a team or discussion. If possible please therefor add the same avatar to all the above tools. This way your fellow teammates can quickly spot that it was you who made that brilliant remark!
Avatars are typically added as part of you profile.

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