All Hands
Get the juices going.

CAMP Counselor: Kevin Morooney (Internet2)

InCommon 101
We'll look at more than "what is InCommon," although that's part of it. We'll talk about the history, how the community gets things done, and why community-led and community-developed makes all the difference.

CAMP Counselor: Kevin Morooney (Internet2)

Identity Management Basics
An interactive mini-course that gives you the basics of Identity and Access Management. This was one

CAMP Counselor: Tom Jordan (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Introduction to Federation
Now that you know all about IAM, let's roll up our sleeves and get the nitty-gritty on the InCommon Federation. Raising the bar with Baseline Expectations. Who, what, when, where, and why.

CAMP Counselor: Albert Wu (Internet2)

Well-deserved Break
Cold and hot caffeine (or non-caffeine) and snacks.

Federation 101 - Federation basics and using the Federation Manager (the key piece of software)
CAMP Counselor: Mary McKee (Duke University)

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Federation 201 - If you know about the powers of the Federation Manager already, attend this session that will discuss technology and interoperability and common problems you may encounter.
CAMP Counselor: Albert Wu (Internet2)

All Hands with (or on) Doughnuts
Get set for the day with some high-level and low-level comments from Kevin, plus doughnuts from Holey Moley.

Leader: Kevin Morooney

InCommon Trusted Access Platform 101
The InCommon Trusted Access Platform is a community-built IAM suite of services and software, designed to solve common problems specific to higher education and research. We'll give you the low-down on where the software came from, what the individual components can do (separately and together), and some typical uses.

CAMP Counselor: Bill Thompson (Lafayette College)

Authentication 101
Choose this track if you want to learn about the concepts and terminology, starting with "what is SAML" and continuing with mediating secure access to services. Note: We recommend you stick with sessions labeled "101" for the rest of the day, as these build on one-another.
CAMP Counselor: Mary McKee (Duke University)

Authentication 201
Hands-on lab: If you are comfortable with a basic knowledge of concepts and terminology, choose this track for hands-on labs, starting with using Shibboleth for authorization. Note: We recommend you stick with sessions labeled "201" for the rest of the day, as these build on one-another. Also note: These labs are overviews and introductory and are not training for installation and configuration (we do two-day sessions on that stuff).
CAMP Counselors: Paul Caskey (Internet2), Erik Coleman (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), and others.

Identity Registration 101
Concepts and terminology: managing information about people.
CAMP Counselor: Tom Jordan (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Identity Registration 201
Hands-on lab: Introduction to using COmanage as an identity registry for guest systems. Note: These labs are overviews and introductory and are not training for installation and configuration.
CAMP Counselors: Paul Caskey (Internet2), Erik Coleman (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), and others.

Provisioning 101
Concepts and terminology: connecting people to resources.
CAMP Counselor: Jessica Coltrin (Internet2)

Provisioning 201
Hands-on lab: Introduction to using midPoint as an identity registry and provisioning tool. Note: These labs are overviews and introductory and are not training for installation and configuration.
CAMP Counselors: Paul Caskey (Internet2), Erik Coleman (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), and others.

Access and Grouping 101
Concepts and terminology: Identifying roles and like characteristics.
CAMP Counselor: Erik Coleman, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Access and Grouping 201
Hands-on lab: Introduction to using Grouper for managing groups and access. Note: These labs are overviews and introductory and are not training for installation and configuration.
CAMP Counselors: Paul Caskey (Internet2) and others.

Putting it All Together
An overview of building a case for IAM, assessing resources and infrastructure, creating a roadmap, and building a project plan.

Working with an InCommon Affiliate
InCommon affiliates are trusted companies who contribute and work within the community principles. Learn what they have to offer to help jump start your implementation.
CAMP Counselor: Jessica Coltrin (Internet2), moderator

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DevOps
Discuss DevOps principles to develop or enhance your IAM infrastructure.

Building a Project Plan
Learn project basics in scoping and how to generate a quick win with your IAM project. Work with community experts to get a jump-start on your project plan or roadmap.

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Operating in the Cloud
Hear from those who have gone to that big array in the sky (ok, we know it is really a server farm) about operating your IAM architecture in the cloud.