Atlassian Crowd 1.6 Single sign-on and Identity Management

Intros first Our mission – Lustful software – Legendary service Our company – Sydney, San Francisco and Amsterdam – 195 energetic employees – 13,800+ customers – 8 products After Atlas, who supported the world by holding up the sky – the type of service we aspire to. Atlassian What’s in a name?

Our products Issue Tracking Enterprise wiki and collaboration Collaborative developer tools Confluence JIRA Hosted Development Suite Bamboo Clover Crucible FishEye Continuous Integration Code coverage analysis Peer code review Source code insight Identity Management and SSO Crowd JIRA Studio

Crowd at a glance Released in January 2007 Straight forward, easy to user admin and SSO server. Application connectors: – Atlassian products, Apache, Subversion,.NET, JForums, Ruby, JAAS, RADIUS Directory connectors: – Active Directory, OpenLDAP, SunONE, ApacheDS Cloud connectors: – Google Apps, OpenID

Crowd 1.6 in a Nutshell LDAP data caching Application Types Plugins 2 New LDAP connectors Integrated support request form

LDAP data caching Performance improvements – JIRA users will see the most benefit – Targeted at LDAP servers with 1k-10k users Keeps up-to-date cache of users and groups – Monitors for server updates Lazy loading whenever possible

Application Types Simplifies the setup process of Atlassian apps. Auto configures security permissioning Auto imports users from existing apps.

Plugins 2 Upgraded to plugins 2.1 – Confluence 2.10, FishEye 1.6, Crucible 16, JIRA 4 Aimed at making development easier – standardizing development across all products – plugins depending on other plugins Key integration points: – menus – events – servlets / actions

Other updates OpenDS, Fedora DS, OpenLDAP Support for odd i18n characters Integrated support request from the console

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