IAM/CoSS/ParSys Sprint I Review

r_Up2mI1KfXvmSMPkEfhC6eg · May 14, 2018, 2:39pm

Dear Stakeholders,

Here we go with our regular update …

Highlights

The CoSS Event Utility is progressing on all remaining areas for broad(er) adoption: localization, brand compliance, Mozilla IAM integration (and a great HTTP Observatory score).
Discourse announcements from the #ossn will soon be ingested into the Open Source Student Network program website.
New Login Experience (NLX): One of the most-requested features of recent time is to control whether or not NLX attempts to autologin its users. We are currently prototyping UIs for this and expect to release this in May.
Thanks to a collaboration with IT Infrastructure (Josh Howard), the IAM Project is able to restart it’s work on IAM Infrastructure. Daniel began working on a reusable CI/CD pipeline with CloudFormation, CodePipeline and CodeBuild.
Mozillians.org is now deleting profiles flagged by Akismet once per day. We also re-discovered that profiles which are manually reported as spam by vouched Mozillians are deleted once per day.

Thank you to @GermanoGuerrini and @anlutro for their contributions to our django OIDC library!
Another huge thank you to all the people who press the Report button on Mozillians.org spam profiles. This includes, but is not limited to @syam, @vabajaj2610, @r_TlfPuogHW2i9hdoQY1tGww, @david_ross, @Mte90, @ryanwse and many others.
(Please send me a message and I will add you to future thank you notes.)

Video:
https://air.mozilla.org/iam-coss-parsys-sprint-i-review/

Slides:

This is our latest Q2 OKR confidence scoring. It is prefixed in brackets, the scale is 1 (low confidence) to 10 (high confidence).

(5) All Staff members have Mozillians.org profiles
(2) Workday API integration scoped out with People team
(4) Main components of the IAM Stack are hosted on the kubernetes-based Mozilla IAM infrastructure
(1) Expiration of access based on service usage