On 2017-02-23 17:40, Niels van Dijk wrote:
> Hi
>
> I think in principle we have the/a correct way of dealing with this in
> the deployment of eduTEAMS Identity Hub already: its ansible deployment
> scripts pull from specific repositories 3 kinds of content: (1) core
> satosa, (2) consent servcie, (3) account linking service, all with
> specific versions and adds platform specific configuration to that mix
> to create the service. See the TEIPdeploy repo for an example:
> https://dev.niif.hu/vopaas/TEIP-deploy/blob/master/playbook/teipservers.yml.
> I have already had scenario of dealing with new versions of satosa and
> the other microservices coming into the depoy as Rebecka made changes to
> them based on our requirements and also because of bugs. This worked
> just fine, as long as Rebecka told me what new configurational settings
> to adopt. In the somewhat longer run I would prefer e.g. Stavros to also
> take care of the Ansible deployment scripts as he will be much closer to
> the actual software. One missing piece is by the way still that some
> gui is not really externally configurable in SatoSa, which is something
> we would want to address.
>
> For InAcademia this is a different case as here Leifs scripst are
> handling the deployment, and also the InAcademia deployement is much
> more complex because it has a distributed setup. As discussed earlier in
> the InAcademia meeting, we should set up a f2f meeting/workshop to get
> Leif, Stavros, Ioannis and maybe also me synced on how that works.
>
So I think ansible and puppet deserve their own special repos -
otherwize I suspect it becomes to hard to consume them into
puppet ansible who both expect to have plugins as separate things
in git etc right?
Cheers Leif
> Cheers,
>
> Niels
>
>
> On 23-02-17 16:21, Ioannis Kakavas wrote:
>> Sorry for the double mail, getting a bit mentally exhausted after
>> TIIME. We should probably figure out a way to differentiate
>> discussions/feedback etc between satosa as a project and products that
>> use satosa (inAcademia).
>>
>> This discussion for example started from a request that Lukas made for
>> inAcademia and the UI changes (colors etc)are specific to inAcademia
>> so its probably not very relevant for satosa-dev.
>>
>> Maybe what could be of interest for that list/community would be a
>> discuss on how to make the UI of the consent module based on ie
>> Bootstrap and make it easy to have "themes" (inAcademia theme, etc) .
>> I will create an enhancement issue on github once the consent module
>> has been moved to satosa-contrib and we can discuss if it's worth
>> looking into it.
>>
>>
>> Best
>> Ioannis
>>
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>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> *From:* Ioannis Kakavas
>> *Sent:* Thu Feb 23 16:05:42 GMT+01:00 2017
>> *To:* Stavros 0 Sachtouris
>> *Cc:* Niels van Dijk , "Lukas Hämmerle"
>> *Subject:* Re: First SaToSa change
>>
>> The idea is to move all related software (microservices mostly) to a
>> satosa-contrib repository so that will mitigate that concern.
>>
>> Ioannis
>>
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>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> *From:* Stavros 0 Sachtouris
>> *Sent:* Thu Feb 23 14:32:48 GMT+01:00 2017
>> *To:* Niels van Dijk , "Lukas Hämmerle" , Ioannis Kakavas
>> *Subject:* Re: First SaToSa change
>>
>> Hi Niels,
>>
>> in this particular case, the consent module is not a part of the
>> SAtoSA github repository. My concern is that, if people follow the
>> SAtoSA repository, will they be notified about changes happening in
>> other related repositories if they are not notified through the list?
>>
>> Stavros
>>
>> On 02/23/2017 11:50 AM, Niels van Dijk wrote:
>>> Hi Stavros,
>>>
>>> Yesterday at the TIIME meeting we have a meeting with various teams that
>>> work with SaToSa (SUnet, GEANT, SCG). We agreed that the satosa github
>>> issues tracker for requesting feedback, putting in new feature requests,
>>> and that pull requests is indeed the right way to go as well for
>>> proposing software changes.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>> Niels
>>>
>>>
>>> On 23-02-17 10:33, Stavros 0 Sachtouris wrote:
>>>> Hi Lukas,
>>>>
>>>> thank you for the feedback, I will drop the pull request and update
>>>> the patch with those of your observations that are not subject of
>>>> further discussion.
>>>>
>>>> Just one question: what is the right list to ask for feedback?
>>>>
>>>> Stavros
>>>>
>>>> On 02/23/2017 09:49 AM, Lukas Hämmerle wrote:
>>>>> Hi Stavros
>>>>>
>>>>> Great, this looks already a lot better than the current consent screen :-)
>>>>>
>>>>> A few quic comments/suggestions:
>>>>> * In the mobile version, the language selection is a bit too close to
>>>>> the InAcademia logo. Some space could help there. Even better, like in
>>>>> the desktop version you might want to reduce the width of the drop-down
>>>>> list as its (short) content is in no relation to its with currently.
>>>>> * typo: "Click to see what else is sent with your consent" (you instead
>>>>> of your)
>>>>> * Personally, for InAcademia I would not leave the user the confusing
>>>>> option to define for how long the consent should be given. Instead I
>>>>> would just set a default of 3 months and add a note "Your consent
>>>>> decision is stored for 3 months" but that isYesterday at the TIIME meeting we have a meeting with various teams that
>>>>> work with SaToSa (SUnet, GEANT, SCG). We agreed that the satosa github
>>>>> issues tracker for requesting feedback, putting in new feature requests,
>>>>> and that pull requests is indeed the right way to go as well for
>>>>> proposing software changes. probably something to discuss
>>>>> * I would use the same font size for the attribute name and value. Too
>>>>> many font-sizes are confusing.
>>>>> * Instead of:
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> Given name
>>>>> ✓ ['Stavros']
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> How about much simpler and space-saving
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> Given name Stavros
>>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> * Personally I would switch the positions of the OK and No buttons and
>>>>> align them right.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On 22.02.17 15:11, Stavros 0 Sachtouris wrote:
>>>>>> Should I forward this to one of the lists as well?
>>>>> Yes, that probably would help getting more feedback on UI aspects.
>>>>>
>>>>> Best Regards
>>>>> Lukas
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>
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Hi all,
I don't know if this is the right place to send this, but I will anyway.
I made some changes to the consent module. You can see the pull request
at github:
https://github.com/its-dirg/CMservice/pull/6
There are some screenshots as well.
Feedback is always appreciated.
