Introduction
Didmos didmos is a software solution for Identity & Access management Management and consists of various different modules, that can be used individually for different tasks or in combination.
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Various parts of the didmos software suite are have already been updated to version 2, which introduces . This includes a modern software architecture for the already existing didmos modules, as well as adding . In addition, the new version introduces completely new modules. This This documentation covers the open source modules of these modules.
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The diagram above illustrates the modules in didmos2 didmos V2 and will be updated shortly to reflect the following setup:
didmos2 consists of the following didmos V2 is made up of the following individual modules. Each module consists of a general version, which is open source and can be accessed as described below. Additionally, all modules can be extended at specific extension points to add custom functionality. A general purpose version of the frontend application (LUI) is also published as 'didmos2-demo-frontend'.
| Module | Documentation | Source code | Remarks |
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| Core |
| Consists of the following components:
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| LUI |
| Frontend application for communication with the REST-APIs of Core | |
| Authenticator |
| Consists of the following components:
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| Provisioner |
| Consists of the following components:
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| ETL Flow | Not yet updated to didmos2, but the didmos1 version didmos V2, didmos V1 is compatible with didmos2didmos V2 | ||
| Pwd Synchronizer | Not yet updated to didmos2, but the didmos1 version didmos V2, didmos V1 is compatible with didmos2didmos V2 |
How to get started
In addition to the source code repositories, there 's is also a dedicated 'compose'-repository with which contains a development environment, build pipelines and deployment instructions. The general purpose version of didmos2 didmos V2 is called didmos2-demo and its compose-repository is accessible here: https://gitlab.daasi.de/didmos2-demo/didmos2-demo-compose
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Additionally, the deploy directory in the compose-repository contains information on how to run a demo version based on Docker & and Docker - Compose. This is the easiest way to setup a working environment based on our pre-built and published docker Docker images.