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Who

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Attending

Rob Carter

Duke University

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Celeste Copeland

Univ. of North Carolina

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Warren Curry

U Florida

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Michele Decker

U of Notre Dame

 

Tom Dopirak

CMU

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Keith Hazelton

UW-Madison / Internet2

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Steve Olshansky

Internet2

 

Derek Owen

U of Notre Dame

 

Andrew Petro

Unicon

 

Chris Phillips

Canarie, CA

 

Gary Sharpe

UC Davis

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Bill Thompson

Unicon / Jasig

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AGENDA

  1. UC Davis update from Gary Sharpe
  2. Event-driven message-based P&I solutions with ActiveMQ
    • See https://spaces.at.internet2.edu/display/Grouper/Grouper+ActiveMQ+integration
    • and Chris Hyzer's email on this included below
    • and Jim Fox's email (also below) on using Amazon SNS/SQS in preference to ActiveMQ
    • Wiki Markup
      This email thread continues to grow with interesting posts: Subject: "Re: \[grouper-dev\] grouper ActiveMQ integration"
    • Keith found this blog post enlightening on SNS/SQS: http://bit.ly/pl55Yr
    • TomD: Oracle ESB with in-memory DB at Cornell
    • KeithH: Some see CIFER as a mix of
      • Installable packages (Identity Registry, either Open Registry or Central Person Registry)
      • Collection of Recipes, Toolkits and Demo Solutions
      • Which will CIFER P&I be an installable package
  3. CIFER API work and implications for P&I
  4. P&I Three and six month milestones and goals
    • Discussion starter on CIFER P&I three and six months goals and milestones
    • By December 31, 2012
      • Use cases for demo solutions fully documented; Toolkits identified
        • BillT: Rutgers uses Camel for provisioning from OR...
        • Clemson
        • Univ. of Florida
        • UNC
        • Notre Dame
      • Invite some of the above to present at a CIFER P&I venue in screen capture mode
        • BillT, Unicon, has Adobe Connect capability
        • RobC, Duke, has WebEx capabilty
      • P&I models documented and illustrated by reference to above
        • See RobCs slides from August Jasig CIFER talk
    • By March 31, 2013
      • Demo solutions implemented and documented including recipes, tool choices and code snippets
      • Detailed roadmap for P&I deliverables over following 12-18 months
  5. Other items TBD

Action items:

(KeithH) Invite Clemson to a call to dive into their P&I solution

(KeithH) Contact BennO re call-in information for CIFER-API conference calls

(RobC) Contact Gary Sharpe for more details on P&I work at UC Davis   

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titleGrouper ActiveMQ integration


 
See email thread "grouper ActiveMQ integration"
 
Here is something I have been working on, let me know any thoughts, perhaps we could discuss at the dev call on wed. Anyone else interested in using this?
https://spaces.at.internet2.edu/display/Grouper/Grouper+ActiveMQ+integration
  
BTW, I hope Penn and Penn State (and Brown?) can document some lessons learned on general ActiveMQ configuration / loadTesting / configuration / etc.
ActiveMQ is an open source application messaging middleware service where applications can send messages to other applications (or groups of consumers) in real-time without polling.
  
Grouper can be used to manage ActiveMQ authorizations. University of Pennsylvania and Penn State are interested in this component.
  
ActiveMQ users can send/receive messages to topics/queues, and also can dynamically create topics/queues. Grouper permissions can be exported and kept in sync (cron'ed and real-time) with a local permissions store. An ActiveMQ plugin reads the local permissions and enforces the rules.
  
The Grouper-ActiveMQ component is a jar that you can add to the ActiveMQ system (along with a few other jars), and some configuration that allows authorization managed from Grouper.
  
Thanks,
Chris

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