RE: Security in Orchestration Frameworks

Thanks Jay, very helpful!

 

Chris

 

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Subject: [tosca] Security in Orchestration Frameworks

 

Hi all,

 

Following last week’s short presentation on research at the University of Westminster, there were a few questions around the security enablers in MiCADO. Sharing some resources:

 

Link to a relevant paper that was written about
some of the enablers in MiCADO and their reason for being

https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3195870.3195874

Let me know if you are missing institutional access and want to read the paper

 

Attached deliverable -
COLA D7_6.pdf

This is a wordy document with the end-of-project security evaluation of MiCADO

Other public deliverables here:
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/731574/results

 

Attached reference guide –
sec-enablers-refguide-v2.pdf

Meant to act as a shorter, but complete summary of the security enablers inside MiCADO

 

Link to some policy type definitions

https://github.com/micado-scale/tosca/blob/main/custom_types/policy/security.yaml

 

Not a whole lot of TOSCA-specific stuff in the above, but hopefully helpful regardless. Any questions, let me know.

 

Best,

 

Jay

 

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University of Westminster

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