Incubating features in Airlock IAM
From time to time, a release of Airlock IAM may include what we call an incubating feature. Such features allow customers to explore a new technology or aspect of the identity and access management field.
What sets incubating features apart are the following properties:
- Incubating features are often based on draft standards that may change over time and, therefore, require breaking changes in the feature. Such changes may be included in minor product versions.
- Incubating features are intended for proof-of-concept implementations to explore new and innovative solutions. They may be used for production purposes if the risk of major changes in the feature is acceptable to the customer.
- Incubating features do not require licensing during their incubation period. However, they may require additional licensing once they reach maturity.
Notice
In the REST API documentation, all incubating features are labelled as experimental.
Chapter content
- Self-sovereign identities (SSI) provides general background information about Self-Sovereign Identities.
- SSI configuration hints provides some guidance on how to install and operate the required components.
- Scriptable step overview - an incubating feature provides general background information about the scriptable step and the Lua programming language.
- Writing Lua scripts provides some guidance on how to use the Lua programming language and how to input and output data between IAM and scripts.
- Scriptable step examples provides and example self-registration flow with multiple scriptable steps to cover different use case scenarios.