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Potential Use for OpenID Federation When It Comes To Onboarding Developers With APIs

Research into the OpenID Federation 1.0 draft, specifically focusing on its role in building trust in federated networks, and I wanted to explore how OpenID can be used for both user and API consumer authentication, emphasizing the importance of trust in federated systems. * Federation Types: In a bilateral federation, two entities establish direct trust, while in a multilateral federation, trust is mediated by a third party. * Trust Anchors: These are trusted entities that issue statements about others, helping entities in a federation verify each other’s trustworthiness. * Application: The specification is built around OpenID Connect or OAuth 2.0 protocols but can be applied to other authentication and authorization protocols. * Trust Establishment: Trust is established by knowing that entities belong to the same federation, and this can apply to both organizations and individual websites. * Use Case: The speaker considers how this trust model could be extended to API access, suggesting that developers could use existing OpenID tokens (e.g., GitHub, LinkedIn) to access APIs, leveraging the trust established within the federation for streamlined API access. I have plans to explore this further, especially regarding API integration, to develop a trust-based access system for API consumers.