Explore the integration of Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure (RHCI) suite with identity management solutions in this 58-minute conference talk from the 2015 Red Hat Summit. Learn how to centralize identity management for administrators, developers, and users by combining RHCI products with Red Hat Identity Management and Microsoft's Active Directory using cross-realm trusts. Discover key features of identity management, example architectures, and integration processes with Red Hat Satellite. Dive into topics such as configuring groups and rules, connecting to external sources, assigning user roles, and implementing Kerberos authentication. Gain insights on realm support, cloud management with Cloud Forms, OpenStack Keystone integration, and federation extensions. Understand the intricacies of cross-realm trust, Horizon implementation, and Kerberos configuration for seamless identity management across your infrastructure.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
What is Identity Management
Features of Identity Management
What is RHCI
Identity management
Example architecture
Integrating with Red Hat Satellite
Configuring groups and rules
Connecting to an external source
Assigning user roles
Kerberos ticket
Realm support
Configuring Realm
Alter AutoMember
Rev
Rev Manager
Developer Quotas
Cloud Forms
OpenStack Keystone
basis
ldap provider
External provider
Federation extension
How it works
Cross realm trust
Cross realm trust diagram
Horizon
Kerberos
ID numbers
Keystone token
Create a project
Error checking
Kerberos config files
Kerberos from browser
Taught by
Red Hat
