LOPSA Cbus - Identity Management in Linux: Unicorn or Gorgon?
Event Information
Description
Whether you manage 5, 50 or 5,000, discover how FreeIPA can simplify your identity management tasks and improve your security posture. Come learn how to centrally manage users, groups, SUDOers, SSH public keys. Windows has Active Directory, Linux has FreeIPA -- featuring Host Based Access Control (HBAC), Access Test / Simulation, SSL Certificate Management and One-Time-Password (OTP) capabilities. FreeIPA: now with 25% more awesome and gluten-free options available!
Josh is a Solutions Architect with Red Hat helping customers in the Ohio Valley solve complex business problems using open source technologies and methodologies. He has 15+ years experience engineering, architecting and supporting startups and large, complex companies in many verticals including retail, finance, entertainment, telecommunications, government and utilities. As a member of the Identity Management subject matter experts group at Red Hat, and previously a Sun IDM and Access Management delivery consultant, he has a passion for securing applications and infrastructure.
Agenda:
6:00PM - Introductions, food, drink, and networking
6:30PM - Presentations begin
Food, drink, and facilities will be provided by:
Thanks to CoverMyMeds for hosting us! They're hiring all sorts of technical folks, check out their job postings and tech blog ScriptScribe. Visitor parking is available in the Miranova parking garage off of Mound Street.
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Organizer LOPSA Columbus
Organizer of LOPSA Cbus - Identity Management in Linux: Unicorn or Gorgon?
The League of Professional System Administrators (LOPSA) is a professional organization for infrastructure and operations professionals. While the organization focuses on furthering the profession of infrastructure and operations, we welcome technology professionals of all sorts including non-members. Past attendees including executives and managers as well as tech pros of all sorts including security, database, software, storage, network, and infrastructure. We favor topics and subject matter that is leading change and driving innovation across industries. Past topics have included devops culture, web operations, application architecture for scale, project management, data center design, career management, database automation, container orchestration, systems automation, programming, site reliability engineering, and many others.
