Hi all, CDM is capable of applying configurations (profiles) to managed devices. These configurations (or profiles) will defend on device types, device supported OS versions, device owners privileges, time and location of the devices.
Configurations are such as disable/enable camera, change wifi settings, device locking, adding security. A set of configuration is identified in CDM as a Profile. Profile can be attached to policies. Policy has the conditions and rules how this profile should be applied to a given device. Following is the proposed policy architecture which is being implemented with CDMF. There are several components and web applications in the architecture diagram. 1. Policy Core - This will have the core functionalities related to policy which includes policy persisting (PAP), policy retrieval from the database (PIP) and a policy management service. This service will be an osgi service which expose the full policy management functionality. 2. PDPs (Policy Decision Point) can be pluggable to the current architecture. We will write a simple PDP (Priority based) in the first release and complex PDP (with policy merging) in the next release. 3. PEP Web applications - These will be device type related web applications which will communicate with devices. 4. PAP Web application - This will be a restful web app which will expose the policy admin functionalities. (This is for external users) But we are using jaggery web app as front end application which will call the backend osgi service directly. Thanks Geeth *G. K. S. Munasinghe* *Software Engineer,* *WSO2, Inc. http://wso2.com <http://wso2.com/> * *lean.enterprise.middleware.* email: [email protected] phone:(+94) 777911226
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