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KUALI IDENTITY MANAGEMENT Provides services for Identity and Access Management in Kuali Integrated Reference Implementations User Interfaces An “integration platform” for IAM within Kuali

KUALI IDENTITY MANAGEMENT Provides services for Identity and Access Management in Kuali Integrated Reference Implementations User Interfaces An “integration

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KUALI IDENTITY MANAGEMENT

• Provides services for Identity and Access Management in Kuali

• Integrated Reference Implementations

• User Interfaces

• An “integration platform” for IAM within Kuali

THE INTEGRATION PLATFORM

• KIM Defines Service contracts and APIs for:

• Identities

• Groups

• Roles

• Permissions

• Responsibilities

KIM INTEGRATION

Rice Database

Identity Service

Responsibility Service

Permission Service

Group Service

Role Service

KIM Service Layer

Reference Implementations

MOTIVATIONS FOR THE CREATION OF KIM

• Expansion of Kuali

• Kuali Financial System

• Kuali Coeus

• Kuali Student

• Kuali OLE

• Kuali People Management (HR/Payroll)

• More to come…! Kuali is continually expanding.

• Shared Identity API

• Shared Authorization API

DESIGN REQUIREMENTS• Kuali applications need to be deployed in disparate

environments throughout higher education

• Legacy and Pre-existing Implementations

• Existence of Other IdM Solutions

• Service independence

• Pluggable and Replaceable Services

• Service Bus integration

• Maintenance GUIs

• Workflow engine integration

KIM AS AN IDENTITY REGISTRY

• KIM was originally designed to provide the standard IAM apis for Kuali

• It was not originally designed to be an authoritative identity registry

• As a result, not very many institutions have used it this way

• However, with the continued maturity of Kuali Student and KPME, we need to evolve!

VISION FOR IAM IN KUALI

• Since KIM is a shared service, we want to leverage this as much as possible.

• Include as much identity data as possible there.

• Leverage the management facilities provided therein

• Integrate with our source systems instead of provisioning into KIM, but still provide provisioning support

VALID KIM INTEGRATION MODELS

• Kuali Silo – single Kuali application implementation

• Enterprise Kuali – multiple Kuali and non-Kuali applications using the same KIM

• Half-n-Half – using Kuali for either Student or HR system, but not both

• Pure Kuali – using Kuali for both Student and HR systems

KUALI SILO

Kuali Coeus …. . . . . . .KIM

DatabaseEither provisioning into database

from systems of record, or integration of KIM with directory or

similar service

LDAP

ENTERPRISE KUALI

Kuali Coeus

KIM

DatabaseEither provisioning into database

from systems of record, or integration of KIM with directory or

similar service

LDAP

Kuali OLE

Some Application

Some Other Application

HALF-N-HALF

Kuali HR

KIM

Database

HR data enters KIM through use of provided management interfaces

(which would include ID match and reconciliation). Student data is provisioned from the student

system.

Kuali OLE

Some Application

Some Other Application

SOR – Student System

Provisioning

PURE KUALI

Kuali HR

KIM

Database

Student and HR data enters KIM through use of provided

management interfaces (which would include ID match and

reconciliation).

Kuali OLE

Some Application

Some Other Application

Kuali Student

EXAMPLE: IU KIM ARCHITECTURE

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IDENTITY SERVICE

• For the purpose of the registry group, the Identity Service is our main area of interest

• KIM Identity Terminology• Principals• Entities• Person

PRINCIPALS AND ENTITIES• Principal

• Principal ID

• Principal Name

• Entity Type

• Names

• Addresses

• Phone Numbers

• Email Addresses

• Affiliations

PERSON• Person is a simplified representation of a Principal and it’s

related Entity• Includes only the “default” values for various entity attributes,

including:• Default name• Default email address• Default phone number• Default affiliation• Etc.

• It exists to provide a more streamlined representation of the Entity and Principal data model for API clients to work with

IDENTITY SERVICE

• Responsible for Principals and Entities

• Principals have a “name” which is intended to be the user name they use to authenticate

• All principals are associated with an entity

• There can be different types of entities, including Person and System

IDENTITY SERVICE• Numerous pieces of data can be stored about an entity

including: names, affiliations, external ids, employment information, address, phone, email, privacy preferences (FERPA), etc.

• Example Service Operations:

• Get principal by id

• Get principal by principal name

• Get entity info by id

• Get entity info by principal id

• Get entity privacy preferences

PERSON SERVICE

• Provides an API for working with simplified Person data model

• Person data model includes

• Default entity data

• Principal data for the entity

• Implements caching functionality

IDENTITY ARCHIVE SERVICE• Handles archiving of identity data to provide important

attributes as backup in the case of identity removal

• Sits behind the main IdentityService

• This comes into play depending on an institution’s retention policy on identities

• Some applications may store references to principal ids for long periods of time

• If the backend of the identity service fails to resolve a particular principal id, it will be searched for in the identity archive

END-USER FUNCTIONALITY• KIM provides various GUI screens which can be used for:

• Searching for identity data (groups, roles, permissions, etc.)

• Finding out more information about a particular piece of identity data

• Creating new identity data

• Editing existing data

• KIM maintenance functions provide integration with Kuali Enterprise Workflow for approval of changes

• Authorization to perform maintenance functions in KIM is also handled by KIM permissions

• Typically partitioned by namespace

USER INTERFACE – WE WILL LOOK AT

• Persons

• Groups

• Roles

• Permissions

PERSON LOOKUP

PERSON INQUIRY

PERSON INQUIRY - MEMBERSHIP