Closed FlorisFokkinga closed 1 year ago
Your service request was approved, you are invited as service admin in SURF Research Access Management.
You can now:
* Select from which organisation collaborations can connect to your service
* Try to login to your service, if you use SAML or OIDC (requires membership of a collaboration)
* Connect the service via LDAP, SCIM, PAM web login or a user token
* Invite additional service admins
* Create service groups, that will be provisioned to connected collaborations
Button [Manage my service]
| Section | Attribute |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| About the service | Name |
| | Short name |
| | Description |
| | Logo |
| | Providing organisation |
| | Login URL for users |
| | |
| Support | Website |
| | User support contact |
| | Adminstrative contact |
| | Security contact |
| | |
| Policies | Privacy policy URL |
| | Acceptable use policy URL |
| | Coco |
| | Sirtfi |
| | R&S |
| | |
| Connection | OpenID connect (radio button, reveals) |
| | OIDC redirect URLs |
| | SAML (radio button, reveals) |
| | SAML metadata URL or upload |
| | Neither (radio button) |
| | Other protocols can be selected later (In text) |
| | |
| Comments | Comments about this request |
| | [Submit request] |
| | |
For any user.
For platform admins.
Discussed. Let's treat a service request like a CO request. Show requests in a table (like services for admins are).
Seems to work very well. Some small improvements:
Administrative email is required if there are no service administrators
A users that is service admin of one service, and not member or admin of anything else, cannot request another service. The 'home' breadcrumb is immediately redirected back to the service page.
Works now
Button [Manage my service]