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WG_Meeting 2022 01 25
Tim Cappalli edited this page Jan 26, 2022
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- Atul Tulshibagwale (SGNL)
- Mike Kiser (SailPoint)
- Shayne Miel (Cisco)
- Tom Sato (VeriClouds)
- Mike Lezcz (OpenID Foundation)
- Rifaat Shekh Yusef (Okta)
- Stefan Duernberger (Cisco)
- Joshua Matz (Cisco)
- Stan ()
- Tim Cappalli (Microsoft)
- Intros and Reintros
- Test/demo resources vs certification
- Decision to begin OpenID Review of RISC spec
- Github transition
- Website content discussion
- Can we begin the review process for the RISC draft? No objections heard on the call
- Github transition:
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- We are porting over the repository from Bitbucket to Github
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- We tested this previously by importing the repository to Github.
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- There are no open PRs and no active branches other than the main branch
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- Will we be able to import the issues?
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- A: In the test, Tim believes that the issues came over. If the issues do not transfer over, Tim will create them manually
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- Tim will create the wiki manually and import the Google docs
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- Voice vote by Shayne, Tom, Mike K., Rifaat and Atul
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- No objections heard on the call.
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- Tim to complete the transition by February 4th including the source, the open issues and the current wiki contents.
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- Everyone to send Tim a message on the wg-sse Slack Channel in the OpenID workspace to be given access to the Github repository
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- Tim to specify the process in the Github repo to request access
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- Github repo to automatically send email to openid-specs-risc mailing list
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- Mike L. to investigate if there can be a separate mailing list for sending Github notifications
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- Shayne to help Tim to setup the notifications appropriately
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- Markdown is a desirable source format for the specs, but the SSE and RISC specs are in XML. They may be converted to Markdown manually after the transition is complete
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- Once transition is complete, Atul repo link from the WG home page to point to Github
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- We will figure out how to ensure that people accidentally landing at the BitBucket repo are directed to the Github repo
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- Do we have the opportunity to rename the repo to "shared signals and events"? Tim: Yes, the new repo name will be sse
- Website content
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- FAPI Microsite background
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- We can use the content organization from the FAPI microsite
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- We may have to fit in the new content in the existing design and layout of the website
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- Work in the SSE WG will help inform the rest of the WGs
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- New design being proposed by the OIDF will have more features such as mobile friendly presentation (and better overall)
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- Tom has not been able to post to the mailing list, but Mike L. has now fixed this
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- Tom has proposed links to a variety of resources such as Cisco's "sharedsignals.guide", blog pages and pages within the OpenID website that need to be included
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- Atul to send a draft "story" by Friday of how to present the SSE WG (i.e. main content when someone lands at the WG home page)
- Intros and Reintros
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- Stefan Duernberger: Attending out of private interest
- Outreach:
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- Identity Week in summer in London. Tom is talking to them about SSE
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- Tom reaching out to all identity related events
- Test demo / certification
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- Joseph Heenan and Mike L. have been working on 2022 certification program plans. SSE is on the short list
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- When will the working group be ready to take on certification work? Earliest can be second half of Q2 or Q3 or Q4
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- We need to start the conversation about the conformance test
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- OIDF has created a budget for SSE to use for certification and interoperability
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- We needed an online service which implementations can test against, some budget could be used for such a service
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- Potential timeline: Q3 timeframe for defining the online service and start development
- Question about Adoption:
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- Is there some place we can learn about adoption
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- Google RISC impl. Microsoft CAEP Events implmentation and Cisco SSE website / open-source samples
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- Are there any open implementations? Cisco has published an open source version of the Transmitter spec (of SSE, not specific events) here: https://github.com/duo-labs/sharedsignals
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- SailPoint has an older version of the data model: https://github.com/sailpoint-oss/openid-sse-model
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- Agenda for next call (2/1)
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- Technical call
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- (Tentative) Discuss Stream ID proposals for SSE