• When: 16-17-18 September 2020, 15-18 CEST
• Agenda: https://indico.cern.ch/e/tb-hackathon

• WLCG JWT profile compliance for DOMA TPC
  • Audience restriction
  • Scope-based authorization
  • Group-based authorization
• Local user mapping

• All devs registered in the WLCG VO
• WLCG VO trusted at all services

The WLCG storage area authorization at SEs configured as follows:

• WLCG JWT profile capability-based authorization enabled
  • AuthZ will be based on the storage.* scopes in the token
• Read-only access (i.e., the ability to list directory contents and read files) to all members of the WLCG VO, i.e.:
  • all clients presenting a valid VOMS proxy for the WLCG VO
  • all clients presenting a valid JWT token issued by the WLCG token issuer
• Write-access to the /protected folder (and sub-folders) is granted to the following principals:
  • all clients presenting a valid VOMS proxy with the /wlcg/Role=test role
  • all clients presenting a valid JWT token with the /wlcg/test group

To enable JWT profile compliance testing, it would help to have a storage area at each SE configured to trust the https://tf.cloud.cnaf.infn.it token issuer.

• Fully token-based transfers managed by RUCIO with scope and group-based authorization
• Audience restrictions honoured at all services
• Development of a first incarnation of TPC integration smoke test suite, based on Robot Framework
• Local user mapping proposal

A fine-grained list of possible objectives, per component, is given here.