[Freeipa-devel] Reorganization of Web UI navigation items
Martin Kosek
mkosek at redhat.com
Tue Jun 3 07:54:06 UTC 2014
On 06/02/2014 03:59 PM, Petr Vobornik wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> the purpose if this mail is to start a discussion about reorganization of
> navigation items. Users are not fond of such change so we should come up with a
> solution which would last for some time.
>
> Problem:
> UX recommendation is that one menu level should contain maximum of 7 items. We
> have 10 items in Identity, 7 in Policy and 7 in IPA Server. Basically we
> reached max. capacity of all 1st-level items.
>
> Solution:
> Introduce new 1st-level items and redistribute 2nd-level items.
>
> Initial Draft:
>
> Identity (6)
> - Users
> - Groups
> - Hosts
> - Hostgroups
> - Netgroups
> - Services
ok, though I have different division in mind.
> Policy (5) some better name?
> - HBAC
> - SUDO
> - Automount
> - Automember
> - SELinux User Maps
I am not sure about Automount, SUDO and Automember as they are not so about
policy related to users but rather about central storage for native Linux
services - similarly to DNS.
> Authentication (4)
> - Radius Server Proxy
> - OTP Tokens
> - Password Policy
> - Kerberos Ticket Policy
Hm, "Policy" is indeed strange.
> Infrastructure (6) some better name?
> - DNS
> - Realm Domains
> - Trust
> - Views
> - ID Ranges
> - Certificates
>
> Permissions (3)
> - Role Based Access Control
> - Self Service Permissions
> - Delegation
>
> Configuration (1)
> - Global
Let me twist your proposal a bit and come to it from different way, i.e.
thinking about what admin wants to do. If he wants to set up a user, he should
not need to go to 2 different top level items.
Users
- Users
- Groups
- OTP Tokens
- Password Policy
- Automember
Hosts
- Hosts
- Host groups
- Netgroups
- HBAC
- SELinux User Maps
Services
- Services
- SUDO
- Automount
Trusts
- (future) Views
- Trust configuration
- Trusts
Infrastructure
- Certificates
- DNS
- Realm Domains
- Kerberos Ticket Policy
- (future) Replication topology
Configuration
- Global
- RBAC
- ID Ranges
Does that make sense?
Martin
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