Posts Tagged ‘velo’

OpenSourceLAB – Evaluating Velo, Part 2

In this post, that follows the first of the series, we will go through the installation of Velo server and all its pre-requirements. It’s important to note that all the instructions reported here should be replicated only for testing purposes and not in production environments. The main aim is to evaluate the identity management features of the software and not to show how the software should be installed, configured, and used in real use cases. Aspects as software optimizations, hardening and so on are out of topic. [read more...]

OpenSourceLAB – Evaluating Velo, Part 1

Since I’ve noticed a lot of interest around open source IAM projects, I thought that an “Open source LAB” blog series could be useful to provide some information gathered during my practical investigations, in the hope to be helpful for corporations deploying their open source identity management solution.

The first projects I would like to evaluate is Velo developed by Safehaus.org. Velo is an open source user provisioning software that helps company by automating many administrative tasks associated with user account setup and maintenance and it seems to be one of the most promising IAM suites available.

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