2012-Q2 Report - UMA WG
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2012-Q2 Report - UMA WG
Date submitted: 1 Jul 2012
- Chair: Eve Maler (re-elected 2011-09-22)
- 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: 143 (6 more since Q4)
- Voting: 10 (same as Q1)
- Non-voting: 133 (6 more since Q4)
- Total email list subscribers: 171 (6 fewer since Q1)
Meetings:
- Published meeting frequency: weekly (for whole-group telecons), additional telecons for smaller interest groups
- Teleconferences held this quarter: 12 (plus additional ad hoc/focus telecons)
- Quorate teleconferences: 7
- Physical meetings this quarter: 2 (EIC Kantara Summit "interop session" and IIW 14 "open meeting"; both were informal)
- Quorate physical meetings: n/a
Deliverables:
- Draft specifications produced this quarter (see Working Drafts area):
- Revised Core Protocol spec (currently at rev 05a)
- Revised FAQ
- Revised Trust Model spec, now called Binding Obligations on UMA Participants)
- Progress against goals for 2012-Q2:
- Continued to work through and collect issues
- Significantly revised the trust model
- Gathered new use cases, particularly business-oriented ones
- Proposed draft interop feature tests
- Other:
- The dynamic client registration spec the group had contributed to the IETF has been adopted as a work item in the OAuth WG's next phase
Deadlines in the next quarter:
- Deadlines listed in the group charter:
- Group was chartered to operate for 18-24 months; it is currently at 34 months; the group has begun discussing next steps
- Elected terms expiring:
- N/A for the next quarter
- Goals for 2012-Q3:
- Assess how to complete the "incubation" phase and promote the technical spec work to an SDO
- Continue interop activities
- Continue issue resolution activities
- Support existing and new implementations and support deployment activities
- Work with liaisons to assess role and next steps of Binding Obligations contractual framework
- Continue work on business use cases
Liaison activity updates:
- Met with "legal all-stars" to get trust model feedback
- Engaged with OAuth group on dyn-client-reg and other UMA-impacting topics
- Engaged with OpenID Connect technical experts on UMA-impacting topics
- Engaged with leadership of Kantara and other organizations to discuss UMA futures
Other comments:
- Paused the tweet chat series in Q2
- Gave educational talks to the Oracle Community for Security in Italy and to other venues
- An open-sourced Python-based library called PUMA was released for supporting the development of UMA hosts and requesters
- Worked with the owner of the OSIS wiki to create an area dedicated to UMA's first interop testing round
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