Planned Next Step (from August 2012) |
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Penn State to deploy CPR and Rutger’s to deploy Open Registry in production |
Done |
Penn State to make CPR code base available under open source license |
Done |
Open Registry code base and governance structure ready for community input. Migrate OR out of “incubation” to full project status |
In Progress |
ID Match
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Done. Chose Oyster Libraries from Univ or Arkansas |
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In progress. Kuali resource was re-assigned :-(. But Venu Alla of UCB has been building test ID Match tool against Oyster libraries. See ID Match Engine. |
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In progress. Benn Oshrin and Eric Westfall, among others, have held a series of conversations to develop proposed APIs for SOR > Registry integrations and for the ID Match Engine. See SOR to Registry API (old) |
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In progress. See line above. |
Next Steps
- Raise awareness about the work being done: Internet 2 presentation, announcement to Educause IDM listserv
- Build more community around ID Match Engine, CPR and Open Registry
- Complete test ID Match Engine
- API development:
- get input from broader community on API development work already done, and made appropriate adjustments
- Have key developers from CPR and OR in particular review and comment on API work
- Have key developers from CPR and OR talk about Registry interfaces together
- Formalize workstream effort
- Recruit new resources - we have developer time, we need some PM/BA time for overall registry workstream efforts and for project work within each Registry solution
- Develop more formal roadmap and track progress
- Prepare for adoption at another campus or two