Presentatie Code Jam Niels van Dijk
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SURFconext codeJam provides an overview of the SURFconext platform for enabling scientific collaboration. Key points include: 1) SURFconext facilitates collaboration across multiple institutions, disciplines, and countries by integrating identity federations, user attributes, groups, and open social applications. 2) It combines local institutional resources with generic cloud-based collaboration services through identity federations like SURFfederation and eduGain. 3) The platform consists of functional components including identity management, attribute mapping, centralized and decentralized group management, and an open social data API for exchanging user information and authentication.
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Cracking the Code - Unveiling Synergies Between Open Source Security and AIPresentatie Code Jam Niels van Dijk
- 1. SURFconext codeJam Niels van Dijk, Technical Product Manager SURFconext Utrecht, November 2011
- 2. The Collaboration game Modern universities are developing towards loose conglomerates of (inter)discipline expertise Collaboration is therefore core business Scientific collaboration involves groups of people in multiple institutions, disciplines and countries Collaboration is about using shared resources
- 3. A distributed landscape Learning and science combines resources from multiple sources: The core resources are within the 'local' domain, but may be within multiple institutions and the generic collaboration services in 'the cloud'
- 4. 4 (C) 2009 SURFnet B.V.
- 7. Basic Concepts - Identity Federations, SAML and attributes In: AuthN and attributes Out: AuthN, attributes and OpenSocial API - Groups In: SURFteams & external sources Out: OpenSocial API - OpenSocial, Gadgets, Social Data API and oAuth In: attributes Out: OpenSocial API
- 8. Identity federations Source: David Simonsen, WAYF
- 9. Attributes Mapping SAML OpenSocial
- 10. Groups - Groups are either managed centrally (SURFteams), or provided by institutions - Any acceptable user can become a group 'admin' - Groups provide context for applications (but applications decide on AuthZ!)
- 11. SURFteams SURFteams Gadget https://www.surfteams.nl
- 12. OpenSocial ? - General purpose web integration technology ('Gadgets') - Open 'Social Data' API for exchanging information on people, groups, activities, etc (Javascript and REST API) - But also: - Lightweight, '2.0' complient and 'Easy' - Open standard, browser based components - Vendor neutral & platform independent - Large user community wide spread adoption - Uptake moving from Social Networks to R&E and Enterprise
- 13. OpenSocial - overview Apps Virtual Organization Consumers Social Network
- 14. OpenSocial - Gadgets Gadget API <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <Module> <ModulePrefs title="Hello World!"> <Require feature="opensocial-0.8" /> </ModulePrefs> <Content type="html"> <![CDATA[ Hello, world! ]]> </Content> </Module> - Browser based - Lightweight - Optimized for the internet - Can be anywhere
- 15. OpenSocial Gadget Types - Iframe Gadget vs - 'Full blown' gadgets (using REST API, Javascript OSAPI)
- 16. Iframe Gadgets + Much easier to develop + Leverage SAML SSO for AuthN - Content lives remote - NO context - Potential GUI clashes
- 17. SURFteams Again... SURFteams Gadget https://www.surfteams.nl
- 18. Javascript Gadgets + Context (Person, Group) + Data is 'local' + Much more flexibility + GUI independent ? OAuth for authentication - More work to develop
- 19. Social Data API Provides API for exchanging social data, e.g.: - People & Profiles (attributes) - Groups & Relationships - Activities & messages - Shared applications - Authentication (OAuth)
- 20. OAuth - RFC 5849: The OAuth 1.0 Protocol - Webservice (REST) authentication framework - SURFconext supports 2 and 3 legged OAuth
- 21. 2-legged OAuth 2-legged OAuth: 1) SURFconext and 2) an Application server http://wiki.opensocial.org/index.php?title=OAuth_Use_Cases
- 22. 3-legged OAuth 3-legged OAuth: 1) SURFconext and 2) an Application server 3) plus an authenticated user http://wiki.opensocial.org/index.php?title=OAuth_Use_Cases
- 23. Get Conexted! Connexting an Identity provider Connexting a Service provider Providing Gadgets Leveraging the REST API (& using OAuth) Domestication
- 24. Identity providers The SURFconext platform does not connect to Identity Providers directly* But, it is a Service Provider in SURFfederatie So, either join SURFfederatie as an IdP Or use eduGain (Geant3) SURFconext SP metadata https://engine.surfconext.nl/authentication/sp/metadata * that is, some are more equal then others....
- 25. Service Providers the SURFconext platform does connect to Service Providers directly SURFconext acts as the sole IdP as the platform is a proxy, it will redirect users to the real IdP, if required Join SURFfederatie as an SP Or use eduGain (Geant3) Meet the technical requirments
- 26. Inspiration - Sakai OAE, - Role Project, - Warwick, - UTwente - SciVerse, - OGCE portal - Apache Rave