Implementation
5 articles tagged "Implementation" from the Identity Fusion blog
How do you Implement IAM? One Bite at a Time
Implementing IAM can be overwhelming, but breaking it down into manageable phases is the key. This blog explores the five stages of IAM implementation and highlights the importance of a gradual approach. Discover how to analyze, architect, implement, test, and support IAM solutions effectively.
It’s OK to Get Stressed Out with OpenAM
In fact, it’s HIGHLY recommended…. Performance testing and stress testing are closely related and are essential tasks in any OpenAM deployment. When conducting performance testing, you are trying to determine how well your system performs when subjected to a particular load. A primary goal of performance testing is to determine whether the system that you Read more
Advice to CIOs for High Exposure Projects
Opinion on a CIO Magazine about the plight of today’s CIOs when multi-million dollar multi-year projects go awry.
Opinions About the Federal Government’s Identity Initiative
Interesting read. This is essentially a WebSSO initiative with authentication based on CAC type ID cards or OpenID. The CAC type of implementation (ID Cards) are not practical as they require everyone to have a card reader on their PC in order to do business with the government. I don’t see this happening anytime too Read more
Directory Servers vs Relational Databases
An interesting question was posed on LinkedIn that asked, “If you were the architect of LinkedIn, MySpace, Facebook or other social networking sites and wanted to model the relationships amongst users and had to use LDAP, what would the schema look like?” You can find the original post and responses here. After reading the responses Read more