InCommon Shibboleth SP training

[David Langenberg]

The training is more focused on getting the SP up and running.  While we do
mention ApplicationDefault/Overrides, talk about discovery, and even
practice various types of content protection/session initiation, the class
doesn't have you go very deep into it.  That said, the benefits you would
get out of the class would then be mostly having 1-2 days of sitting in the
room with the instructors, and being able to engage them in discussion
about your use-cases as well as how to configure the SP to meet your
use-cases.

Dave


On Mon, Jun 23, 2014 at 12:27 PM, Ken Weiss <ken.weiss at ucop.edu> wrote:

>   Has anyone attended one of the Shibboleth SP training sessions offered
> by InCommon?
>
>  I have some experience now with the Shibboleth SP, but I'm getting into
> some of the more complicated stuff (complicated to me, anyway... :-) like
> ApplicationDefault/ApplicationOverride, Apache content settings, running
> multiple vhosts/applications on a single host with a single instance of
> shibd, or configuring different local embedded discovery services for
> different applications.
>
>  Would the SP track of the InCommon training help jump-start my learning
> process for this stuff, or is it focused more on the basic process of
> getting an SP up and running, as opposed to more advanced configuration
> options?
>
>  --Ken
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David Langenberg
Identity & Access Management
The University of Chicago
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