2012-Q4 Report - UMA WG

 

2012-Q4 Report - UMA WG

Date submitted: 1 Jan 2013

Officer positions:

  • Chair: Eve Maler (Re-elected by electronic ballot on 2012-11-05)
  • Vice-Chair: Maciej Machulak (re-elected 2012-05-10)
  • Specification Editor: Thomas Hardjono (elected 2012-04-05)
  • Domenico Catalano, Graphics/UX Editor (re-elected 2011-05-19)
  • Maciej Machulak, Implementation Coordinator (informally appointed 2010-01-21)

Participation:

  • Total participants: 149 ( more since Q3)
    • Voting: 10 (3 fewer than Q3)
    • Non-voting: 143 (7 more since Q3)
  • Total email list subscribers: 167 (4 fewer than Q3)

Meetings:

  • Published meeting frequency: originally weekly; now a monthly all-hands with weekly educational/legal/technical/interop focus meetings in between
  • Teleconferences held this quarter: 4 all-hands (plus at least 10 focus meetings)
    • Quorate teleconferences: 2
  • Physical meetings this quarter: none
    • Quorate physical meetings: n/a

Deliverables:

  • Draft specifications produced this quarter (see Working Drafts area):
    • Revised Core Protocol spec (currently at rev 07a, rev 06 submitted to IETF)
    • Modularized OAuth Resource Set Registration spec (currently at rev 00, submitted to IETF; meant for use by other OAuth-based technologies as well)
    • Revised Binding Obligations
  • Progress against goals for 2012-Q4:
    • Continued to dispose of issues, particularly in response to implementer queries
    • Conducted webinar focusing on the higher education scenario, including a detailed demo by the SMART team
    • Collected considerable legal input on Binding Obligations
    • Gathered new set of case studies that will track implementation and deployment work
    • Began publishing a series of specific case studies that potential deployers can use to assess UMA's fit for their scenarios
  • Liaison activity updates:
    • Conducted liaison activity with AXN, Scalable Privacy, XACML, OAuth, OpenID Connect, and others
  • Other:
    • Successfully kickstarted active spec editing of the dynamic client registration spec that was adopted in the IETF OAuth group
    • Gluu has made progress on its open-source implementation tackling an enterprise use case for UMA and will demo it for the group

Deadlines in the next quarter:

  • Deadlines listed in the group charter:
    • Group was chartered to operate for 18-24 months
  • Elected terms expiring:
    • None
  • Goals for 2013-Q1:
    • Launch serious interop testing (held over)
    • Prepare drafts for consideration at IETF 86 in March
    • Refactor publications to use new UMA terminology
    • Conduct and advertise educational podcast series
    • Continue to support implementations and deployment activities
    • Continue to liaise with partners
    • Continue to burn down issues
    • Continue to develop the Binding Obligations

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