OIDC Deployment Working Group

[Marc Miles <>]

Here's my final four.  For me, learning about the history helps to understand the present (Hammer).  Once that is done, some may only need a high level overview next (Kawasaki).  Others may want to dive a little deeper but instead get a wake up call that OAuth is very broad.  It doesn't take much of anything to say "we are doing OAuth"...it's a framework, not a protocol (Parecki).  To address many of the optional components, some folks decided to tighten up the framework (iGov, thanks for that hard work by the way).  Once one has done these four steps they are still confused, because that is what learning about OAuth does to you, so you start over from the beginning again hoping to architect a solution one day that doesn't necessitate a big commercial endeavor.

1. Hammer Moving On
   
2. Kawasaki Guide
   
3. Parecki OAuth 2.0 Servers
   
4. iGov OAuth Profile

Yes 1 and 3 are in the same bracket and can't make it to a real final 4, Little Caesars anyone?

Marc Miles

IAM Architect

UW IT - Identity & Access Management

206.221.5730

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Subject: learning materials championship - round of 32

 

Which learning materials will support our deployments of OIDC-OAuth?

What materials are we missing?

To help us answer those questions, I've collected materials here:

https://spaces.internet2.edu/x/kYZyBw

For fun, myself and IAM'ers here at UWash have placed some of the materials into a single elimination tournament (below) to see which materials might be the most useful to the community.

I'm seeking OIDC-OAuth bracketologists to review one or more pairings in the round of 32, and by Friday, advance the material that taught you more than the other. 

Feel free to post or lightly prognosticate about the winner on the list, or email me directly, and I'll update the bracket and announce the sweet 16, and so on into the final four on March 30th.

It's #OIDC-OAuth-Madness!

-Nathan