2024-05-20
Date and Location
May 20, 2024 at 15:00-16:00 (EEST, UTC+3)
Location: Microsoft Teams
Attendees
Petteri Kivimäki (NIIS)
Raido Kaju (NIIS)
Aivar Meisterson
Oleksii Danyliuk
Tõnis Pihlakas
Discussion items
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1 | Summary of development activities | Summary of ongoing development activities. |
2 | X-Road 8 PoC status | The main focus has been on making X-Road technically compatible with the Gaia-X trust framework. In addition, work on supporting message logging in X-Road 8 has continued. When joining Gaia-X and becoming a Gaia-X Participant, every organisation needs to get a Gaia-X Compliance Credential. Getting the credential requires submitting three credentials to the Gaia-X Compliance Service:
Organisation must present these 3 credentials to the Gaia-X Compliance Service that does a minimum validation to them, e.g., the Registration Number Credential is issued by a Gaia-X approved Notary Service. If all 3 credentials satisfy the Gaia-X Compliance Rules, the Gaia-X Compliance Service issues a Gaia-X Compliance Credential. The organisation may then use the Compliance Credential to prove being a Gaia-X Participant. The credentials are tied to an identity that’s based on DID:WEB. In other words, every organisation must have a DID:WEB before becoming applying for the Gaia-X Compliance credential. In addition, every organisation must have a certificate that’s issued by a Gaia-X approved trust anchor, e.g., eIDAS compliant Certificate Authority (CA). The key pair associated with the certificate must be used to create the DID:WEB and the public key is included in the DID document. Also, the self-issued credentials must be signed using the same key pair. Existing X-Road sign keys are considered trusted by Gaia-X if the sign certificate was issued by an eIDAS compliant CA. As so far, the PoC has implemented the following features:
To be still implemented in the PoC:
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3 | Open topics |
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