ParSys Sprint - IAM/CoSS Sprint 6 Review

Dear Stakeholders,

here we go with our regular update …

Highlights

  • We launched a Staff-internal version of Mozilla’s new SSO Dashboard. Next stop: Open the Dashboard up to passwordless authentication (i.e. Community access).
  • CoSS and IAM integration took further shape
  • A stunningly beautiful and equally meaningful CoSS Utilities Metaphor image
  • Decomposed Q2 Objective into tangible pieces (“A mocked volunteer Mozillians.org profile which was provisioned to LDAP via CIS is retrieved through Auth0”)

Community contributed Pull Requests

  • No pull requests
  • A big shout-out to MCWS (@tad, @Kensie and others) for getting the ball rolling on Community Sites transition to WPengine

Release Notes

https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/t/mozilla-discourse-release-2017-04-25/15222

IAM/CoSS Sprint 6 Review Meeting

OKR Confidence Levels

This is our current Q2 OKR confidence. It is prefixed in brackets, the scale is 1 to 10.

Objective: Ship software in partnership with IT, Marketing and MoFo that delivers prioritized functionality to Mozilla’s participation systems stack

  1. (4) Auth0 identity platform is expanded to 2 systems shared among staff and volunteers
  2. (1) Ship first iteration of CMS, CRM integration and Events management to Mozilla Clubs, Campus Clubs and Developer Community Pilot
  3. (3) 100% of existing ParSys wp-admin hosted community sites migrated to WPEngine