Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyI8gl4MeHM&feature=youtu.be
- Pamela Dingle (Microsoft Identity)
- Tim Cappalli (Microsoft Identity
- Kevin Kampman (Gartner)
- Leanne Chen (IBM)
- Audrei (Slack)
- Matt Domsch (Sailpoint)
- Wes Dunnington (Ping)
- Erik Gustavson (Google Cloud)
- Darin McAdams (AWS)
- Phil Hunt (IndependentId)
- Ryan Bradley (Okta)
- Matt Peterson (OneIdentity)
- Paul Lanzi (Remediant)
- Paul/Matt P go through SCIM-PAM draft
- Matt D to go through the actions from previous group surveys (a spreadsheet we are calling the SCIM IG Interest List)
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Paul/Matt note that they are not original authors and hope they do justice to the original draft spec, with apologies and thanks to Kelly Grizzle, et al
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Usage: SCIM PAM is in active use in the SCIM PAM Sailpoint connector
- Lots of SailPoint customers are using it already
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Purpose: The draft helps IGA+PAM solutions to do two things together:
- use SCIM to read Privileged Data
- Use SCIM to read and modify the access rights to Privileged Data (ACLs)
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Paper Cuts
- The draft needs a statement of purpose. The draft does 2 things but nobody ever summarizes those things
- Reading/writing ACLs is done in a very specific way - opportunity for us as a group is to make this a more generalized standardized SCIM-esque standard
- Because there is no authorization in SCIM the draft had to build that functionality
- We have the opportunity to build that into SCIM core which would make this draft much more concise
- Because there is no authorization in SCIM the draft had to build that functionality
- There is no SCIM concept of linking objects.
- We have the opportunity to make that pattern more standardized
- Linked objects is a generically useful concept that we could make easy
- A way to canonically address the authority
- Need some kind of way to designate who the canonical authority is for an attribute
- Difficult to determine when something has changed in SCIM
- Notifications are a problem
- Matt D would love to see a webhook-style change mechanism
- Notifications are a problem
- Matt overviewed the items in the list - a combination of existing drafts (including the SCIM-PAM draft we just reviewed today) and also additional ideas
- The tentative plan is
- Matt to get the list into a format that we can collectively iterate on
- We will make topics out of all the items in this meeting
- The tentative plan is
* Is multi-value pagination a special case for groups only or a more generic concern?
* Do we need to address only object pagination or is cursor pagination as important?
- April 21, 3pm PT
- Pam to ask Mark Wahl if he will summarize his draft
- More work on the Interest List
- Pam to get the plan for sorting videos figured out