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1 Projecting Infrastructure to the CLOUD CSG discussion Fall 2012 @ Princeton University

2 What do we mean by Infra? Identity integrations Extending local net to cloud – Amazon VPC Compute & Storage Contracts, FERPA, exit strategies, Security Sole source? Cloud vendors come & go – hedge your bets

3 What do we mean by Projecting? Deciding to engage with a provider Figuring out how to manage user access Determining limits of “elasticity” Figuring out roles, escalation for on-prem support groups Figuring out whether/how to be responsible for institutional data

4 We are NOT discussing… What is cloud and all that sort of nonsense

5 4 discussion areas Identity, Federation & Attribute Release Contracts Beyond Identity Skills & Org

6 Identity Integration Federated Access anyone? Release directory info! Get your SPs into the federation! Attribute release perceived to be complex – http://www.cmu.edu/computing/web/authenticat e/web-login/policy.html – Keep it simple. Proves powerful. From Iowa CSG – Net+ remains a concern in this area. Advice to vendors being developed.

7 Contracts… We spend lots of time on compliance and security issues. All good. We don’t spend time contracting for missing functionality and defining the relationship. – i.e. Groups integrations for Box – CMU/PSU Require joining InCommon, specific software interop requirements Collaborations within CSG (and beyond) – has this been deemed successful? (Google/MS contract) Is Net+ the answer here? – probably not the only answer?

8 Beyond Identity Easy & Hard – 2 Each 1.Contract 2.Funding & value proposition 3.Payment 4.User & stakeholder communication, documentation, policy changes 5.User support 6.De/provisioning accounts or credentials 7.Authentication 8.Managing access (admins, users, groups, sharing) 9.Security, compliance, privacy 10.Data integration 11.Backup/restore 12.Adequate bandwidth, availability, capacity 13.Logging & monitoring 14.Service management processes: incident, request, change, problem

9 Are your skills & org structure ok for this? Yes – which? 1.Provisioning – IDM team 2. Cloud strategy team – 3 have it. No – which & why? 1. Deprov 2. Most do not have cloud oriented teams


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