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OASIS Provisioning Services Technical Committee

OASIS Provisioning Services Technical Committee. An Introduction to version 2 of the Service Provisioning Markup Language. Overview. Who is the PSTC? OASIS technical committee focused on developing open standards for Service & Identity Provisioning Founded in 2001 Contributors:

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OASIS Provisioning Services Technical Committee

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  1. OASIS Provisioning Services Technical Committee An Introduction to version 2 of the Service Provisioning Markup Language

  2. Overview • Who is the PSTC? • OASIS technical committee focused on developing open standards for Service & Identity Provisioning • Founded in 2001 • Contributors: • BEA - Mycroft • BMC Software - Open Network Technologies • CA (Netegrity) - Oracle (PeopleSoft) • Critical Path - HP (Thor) • Entrust - TruLogica • IBM - Sun (Waveset) • Deliverable - Service Provisioning Markup Language • V1 - OASIS Open Standard November 3rd 2003 • V2 – Planned complete March 05

  3. Overview • What is SPML? • Open standard for defining and exchanging provisioning requests in XML using Web Services technologies • XML RPC interface for Identity Provisioning • Interface model and management abstraction for an Identity Life-cycle

  4. Specification Deliverables • Specification consisting of three elements: • An XML Schema – an XSD that defines the syntactical rules of SPML message format and data flow • A Core Specification – normative and non-normative text that describes what SPML is and exactly how to works • Resource Schema Profiles – definitions of how to use various resource and provisioning target schema languages with SPML V2 • Native XML Schema • SPML V1 DSML V2 Schema

  5. SPML Vocabulary • Requesting Authority (RA) • An issuer of SPML requests • Provisioning Service Point (PSP) • Listens for and processes SPML requests • Provisioning Service Target (PST) • A request end-point supporting core operations and defined capabilities • Provisioning Service Object (PSO) • Uniquely identifiable data object or element on a PST

  6. Target Target Target SPML/SOAP SPML/SOAP Value added Service… SPML Operating Model XSD WSDL SPML Service Point WS-Sec Secured Portal UDDI

  7. Specification Concepts Service Point Requestor

  8. Target Target In-Spec Target Out of Spec Specification Concepts XSD Ref to XSD WSDL Service Point Requestor Request Response Core Operations List of Targets Batches V1Schema Bulk Operations Sync/Async Model Capabilities Transport Security Model Trust Model (inc. establishment) AuthN & AuthZ Model

  9. Specification Elements • Protocol • Simple Request-Response protocol • Synchronous & Asynchronous operations • Individual & batch request models • Support for bulk operations Requestor Provider

  10. Specification Elements • Core Operations (mandatory) • addRequest / addResponse • Create a new object on a target • Controllable returned data set • lookup • Single object query • Controllable returned data set • modifyRequest / modifyResponse • Change an object on a target • Controllable returned data set • deleteRequest / deleteResponse • Remove an object from a target • listTargets • List all provisioning targets available at a given service point

  11. Specification Elements • Targets & Objects • A Target is an end-point for a request • Requestors can list available Targets • A Target supports core operations and defined capabilities • A PSP must supports at least one Target • A Provisioning Service Object is a uniquely identifiable data element “within the domain” of a given Target • Targets have a defined query-able schema • Targets can have many Objects • Object ID’s are unique within a scope of a given PSP ProvisioningService Point Capability Capability Capability Capability Capability Target Capability Target Target Schema Schema Schema Object Object Object Object Object Object Object

  12. Specification Elements • Capabilities • Optional operations interfaces for domain specific actions • Password operations • setPasword • expirePassword • resetPassword • validatePassword • Suspend actions • Suspend • Resume • Active • Reference relationship definitions

  13. Specification Elements • Capabilities • Place for optional elements of the core protocol • Async protocol definitions • Cancel operation • Status request • Batch operation • Batch • Bulk operations • bulkModify • bulkDelete • Search operations • Search • Iterate • Key extension point for future new operations

  14. Specification Elements • Target Schema • Each Target has a defined schema • Operations are requested relative to that schema • Target schema uses an extensible model with two “profiles” defined by the TC • Native XML Schema • Point to location of published XSD • SPML V1 DSML V2 Schema • DSML V2 name=value schema defined in-band Target Schema External XSD V1 Schema

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