Per-Entity Metadata Working Group

[Jorj Bauer <>]

Which leads me to git clone, fork. 

If DNS has most of the characteristics of what we want, why aren't we 
starting from "act like DNS but for different payloads"?

The attempt to stand the architecture on its head is, IMO, a useful exercise 
to see if it makes sense. I just keep coming back to "this looks like a 
problem DNS solved."

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On Aug 11, 2016, at 16:10, Cantor, Scott 
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 wrote:

>> This all sounds a whole lot like reinventing DNS.
> 
> It is. Because DNS admins refuse to let people put things into DNS. QED.
> 
> s/DNS/LDAP and you learn why SAML exists.
> 
> When you operate a service with the overarching goal of keeping it reliable 
> by preventing people from using it, you get your sysadmin certification.
> 
> -- Scott
>