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Date

Attendees

Goals

  • Development: where are we?
  • Technical Setup for the pilot
  • Dig down the pilot use cases

Discussion items

TimeItemWhoNotes
30minDevelopment

Henri Mikkonen

Janne Lauros

  • Meeting at techex:

    • Shibboleth dev team is happy about the code, just minor remarks.

    • Great interest from the shib users community at techex
  • Working on right now:
    • Dynamic registration just started
    • Implementing suggestions from shib dev team for the configuration
  • What will be probably ready for the Hackathon:

    • Implicit flow

  • Work on the auth code grant flow will start end of the year/beginning next one
 30min Technical Setup for the pilot

Davide Vaghetti

Alejandro Perez Mendez

Henri Mikkonen

Sclifos Constantin

Roland Hedberg

  • https://github.com/OpenIDC/fedoidc is a good testing platform for developers, but not suitable for the pilot
  • partners should be given a simple-to-install environment to participate to the pilot
  • automation: fedoic can be used to fire up a ready-service based on vagrant or docker
  • a simple open OP with self-service user sign up should be added to the suite

Alejandro Pérez Méndez and Davide Vaghetti can start working on the automation for fedoid deploy — other team members are welcome!

Consider https://github.com/SUNET/pyop as an implementation reference for the above Open OP — note that it actually lacks federation support.

30min

Pilot use cases

Roland Hedberg

Davide Vaghetti

Alejandro Pérez Méndez

Henri Mikkonen

Sclifos Constantin

Use cases will focus more on the federation aspects, rather than on the strength of OIDC as a protocol.

At least three use cases can be envisioned from the federation point of view:

1. Simple hierarchy with a global fedop as root

 Federation → NREN → OP/RP    

2. Hierarchy with NREN as root

 NREN → OP/RP

3. Hierarchy with local entity as root

 UNIVERSITY→ OP/RP

For the RP/service part a simple hello world application should be sufficient, but a better one could be a hello world MOBILE app.

Action items

  • Create a github repo for the automated fedoidc deploy project (target vagrant/docker) Alejandro Pérez Méndez Davide Vaghetti
  • Rework the pilot document to take into account the use cases  — (note that Juha Hopia will be on vacation for the next three weeks)

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