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  • October 2016 - Deployed version 2.2.2 to production
  • July 2017 - Upgraded to 2.3.0
  • December 2019 - Upgraded to 2.4.0 with TIER docker containers, complete migration to AWS (ECS - Elastic Container Service)

Presentations

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  • CAS authentication (Grouper UI)
  • LDAP authentication (Grouper WS) - currently only in DEV & QA(for Grouper WS principals)
  • Custom Change Log Consumers
    • Atlassian JIRA

    • Atlassian Fisheye/Crucible

    • SNS (Publish to AWS SNS topic for consumption by AWS Lambda functions)
      • Consumers (mainly written in Node.js):
        • LDAP Attributes (for writing ldap attributes in forms not yet supported by PSPNG as of March, 2020)
        • Google Group Sync
    • Oracle Roles (Syncing Grouper developer groups  into Oracle)
    • Database Updater for Tableau (decommissioned)

  • Web Services
    • Tuition Remission

    • Environmental Safety

    • Other internal DIT Web Applications (like IDM Registry, an internal IAM webservice for person data)

  • LDAP Provisioning (PSPNG)
    • OpenLDAP
      • Atlassian Confluence

      • Atlassian Bamboo

      • Splunk

      • Business Office Ticketing System

      • Informatica Cloud

    • Active Directory
      • Secret Server
      • Tableau
      Libraries

Build and Deployment

UMD uses Maven for dependency management in Java applications. This factors heavily into our standard build process in Bamboo, and Grouper at UMD has been customized to fit our infrastructure.has customized the standard 2.4 TIER docker container. We create our own base image on top of the TIER image with our custom Java code for things like health checks and other connectors.

We then overlay our grouper and container configuration from a another configuration repo to create the final image. In the configuration repo we do things like install mod_auth_cas for apache to handle CAS login. This image built with bamboo and deployed to AWS on ECS through Cloudformation.Image RemovedImage Removed