Identity Management Use Cases
These use cases describe how researchers, scientists, and other community members register themselves with computer systems, prove their identities when using applications, and manage their identity data (user profiles).
| Use Case ID | Title | Use Case Description |
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| IDM-01 | Register with a community |
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| IDM-02 | Login to a community’s user portal with a community username and password |
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| IDM-03 | Change a community user profile |
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| IDM-04 | Login to a community’s user portal with an identity from another organization |
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| IDM-05 | Link or unlink an identity from another organization |
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| IDM-06 | Login to a web application or science gateway with a community identity |
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| IDM-07 | Login to a locally installed application with a community identity |
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| IDM-08 | Login to a locally installed application with an SSH/X.509 key |
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| IDM-11 | Use a community identity for InCommon authentication |
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| IDM-12 | Single sign-on across community OpenStack resources |
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| IDM-13 | Authenticate to a resource’s OpenStack API |
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| IDM-14 | SSH access using a community identity for education |
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| IDM-15 | Lookup affiliated institutions for a community identity | |
| IDM-16 | Obtain affiliated institutions when an individual logs in to a service | |
| IDM-17 | Obtain a high-assurance X.509 certificate |
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