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Migrating towards Single Sign-On and Federated Identity

Jason Anderson, Kate Keahey

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This paper describes a two-tier architecture and implementation for single sign-on (SSO) federated identity support in Chameleon and the rationale that shaped it. We also describe how we migrated our users to a new account management system in privacy-preserving ways, a community that numbered in several thousand users and had created hundreds of thousands of digital artifacts.

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This paper describes a two-tier architecture and implementation for single sign-on (SSO) federated identity support in Chameleon and the rationale that shaped it. We also describe how we migrated our users to a new account management system in privacy-preserving ways, a community that numbered in several thousand users and had created hundreds of thousands of digital artifacts.

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This paper describes a two-tier architecture and implementation for single sign-on (SSO) federated identity support in Chameleon and the rationale that shaped it. We also describe how we migrated our users to a new account management system in privacy-preserving ways, a community that numbered in several thousand users and had created hundreds of thousands of digital artifacts.

Key concepts: Single sign-on, Identity management, Computer science, Identity (music), Sign (mathematics), Digital identity, Architecture, World Wide Web

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