In a previous post discussing XACML performance myth-busting, I described several areas in an XACML authorization system where performance issues can be addressed. Since then, my colleague David Brossard created the diagram below to illustrate potential performance bottlenecks. To refresh your memory, here is the issue for each numbered item in the diagram (see the [...]
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Diagramming XACML Performance
July 14, 2010Categories: Authorization, Performance, XACML
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Concordia hosts Authorization Standards Workshop
July 9, 2010The Concordia Discussion Group is planning another workshop at Burton Catalyst North America, continuing a trend of providing timely and informative events. I have had the pleasure of participating in the past and will provide an update on what is new in XACML 3.0 this time around. XACML 3.0 is nearing ever closer to formal [...]
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The Anywhere Application Architecture
June 8, 2010With this post, the long tail of commentary from the European Identity Conference continues. I came up with the term Anywhere Application Architecture while preparing my EIC keynote as it captures a number of principles that architects must consider when deploying applications. Today, applications and the supporting infrastructure must be able to run anywhere – [...]
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