Turmeric SOA - Security and Policy
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The document discusses an Intalio webinar about eBayOpenSource.org that included presentations on the Turmeric architecture, monitoring console, policy administration demos, and security services. It provides an overview of the Turmeric architecture including request pipelines, handlers, and policy service configuration. The presentation encouraged participants to get involved by accessing project resources and contributing to the open source project.
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- 2. Agenda Introductions Architecture Overview Monitoring Console and Policy Admin Demos What just happened? Security Services Overview Get Involved
- 3. Your Presenter David Carver – Columbus, OH Intalio Project Lead Eclipse: Architecture Council Member, Eclipse Committer - XSL Tools, Vex, XQuery, Xpath 2.0 Processor, Dash EclipseCon program commiitee member, 2010, 2011 Former XML Data Architect for STAR. Twitter: kingargyle Blog: http://intellectualcramps.wordpress.com GitHub: github.com/kingargyle
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- 22. Adopters can add their own providers
- 24. IRC – freenode.net #turmeric and #turmeric-dev
Editor's Notes
- Presenter: Ismael
- Presenter: Ismael