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November
2021
midPoint Basics Training: Join Us Dec 7-10
By Erin Murtha, Director of the InCommon Academy
Estimated reading time: 2 minutes
midPoint (opens in a new window), the newest addition to the InCommon Trusted Access Platform (opens in a new window), is a general-purpose identity management and governance system that can synchronize and reconcile among multiple systems of record and sources of identity. It can also provision and de-provision user accounts and groups into services.
| Register for midPoint Basics Calling all early birds! Register (opens in a new window) for the midPoint Basics training by November 12 to save on tuition. |
Join us for the midPoint virtual training workshop (opens in a new window) from December 7 – 10, 2021. We’ll cover the basics of midPoint, including installation and configuration, as well as tips on configuring resources and creating organizational structures. You’ll want to save some time the week before for course pre-work, too. Visit our site for curriculum details and registration. (opens in a new window)
midPoint workshop participants will learn:
- how to install and configure midPoint in a Docker container
- the association between accounts and entitlements
- how to configure resources
- how to create organizational structures
- how to integrate Grouper (opens in a new window) with midPoint (opens in a new window) via messaging
- how to map and maintain role definitions in cooperation with Grouper
Join Us for midPoint Basics
Register (opens in a new window) soon to secure your seat! You won’t want to miss this workshop, which consistently receives a score of 4.8/5 from course participants. A previous participant described this class as a “perfect balance of labs and instruction, delivered by an instructor with an extremely high level of applied (real-world) familiarity with midPoint’s capabilities and implementation pattern.”
We hope to see you there! If you have any questions about midPoint training or any of the InCommon Academy offerings, please reach out (opens in a new window) – we’re happy to help.
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