Present: Tom Dack (1st 1/2 hour, notes for this time), Adrian Coveney, Maarten L, Linda C, Dave D, Stephan L, Berk B, Enrico V, Roberta M
Apologies: John SdS JR
Previous Meetings:
- Focus has been on 1.1 of profile document, and this is now behind us (congrats!)
- Over the coming months (likely early 2026) we will look towards v1.2, identifying changes we feel are needed
- The aim is to roll these changes out with a greater velocity, as opposed to previously
- Remaining open issues will need to be reviewed, with the intention to update and publish a 1.2 version once a "critical mass" of changes has been reached
- Now have a direction of flight for future topics
Accounting:
- v1.1 and other activities have taken priority for Maarten over September/early October.
- He intends to work on this over the coming weeks, and will open communications directly with Adrian as issues and solutions are identified
- Maarten hopes to aim the work to be done this month, and then plan delivery from there.
- Hopefully minimal code changes will be needed, with a deployment campaign to bring CEs up to pace.
IAM Autumn Timeline:
- Enrico to email about new version release (1.12.3) imminently
- This includes various fixes
- No issues with upgrading from any 1.12 versions
- 1.13 is nearing completion
- Last touches being added, targeting release in 2 weeks
- Will not allow access tokens not to be stored in the DB
- That feature is foreseen for 1.14 instead
- CERN would be interested in a pre-release of the latter to allow ATLAS to keep increasing the token fraction of their FTS traffic without risking a potential collapse of their IAM service
- Fix for FTS from last hackathon will not be in this release
- First OIDC Federation experimental testbed to be added in this release. Aiming for a more tested version and concrete answers by the end of this calendar year.
- Also by the end of this year, aiming to have a proof of concept for a migrated IAM based on new Spring Framework
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- Notably, not a production release
- Identify next steps and design internal tasks for developers
- Other project work also ongoing
- Ongoing internal selection within INFN, so hoping to maintain development effort - but to be confirmed mid 2026
- CERN currently running 1.11 - asks about patching fixes for this release
- Waiting on bug fixes around the new reader role, aiming to upgrade around early November, when a new person has joined the CERN IAM team
- Enrico and Berk will follow up outside of this meeting to work out next steps, during the regular IAM community meeting
- Next IAM Hackathon:
- Sometime in Jan - Mar at Imperial College, UK. Details to be confirmed.
AOB:
- CHEP 2026?
- Tom may be attending, Berk will be looking to do a broader CERN/WLCG Authentication presentation as well.
- Berk will draft an abstract, and the WG can comment
- Potential for a poster to support as well
- The Proposal for a WLCG standard system JWKS cache is waiting for feedback from Brian
- We can expect to have a PoC implementation or even a first version in the next months
- Once we are happy with the specification, we will make it another official publication and refer to that in v1.2
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