Integrate with other systems #7

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opened 2024-10-17 17:45:19 +00:00 by aschegg · 1 comment

aschegg commented

2024-10-17 17:45:19 +00:00

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To let external services access the member-administration-server the creation of api keys is necessary.

For each api key (which is essentially just a bearer token), permissions or roles can be set.

Usage example: the alarm notification service needs a list with active members, which can be automatically refreshed from the member-administration-server to keep it up to date.

Alternative: allow configuring post-URLs and an intelligent group. Changing the member data or on a specific schedule, the server makes a post call to the configured URL with the members of the intelligent group.
This could be used to send updates of the members list to the alarm notification server (which would need to be extended for this).
Second use case: update events list in calendar.

To let external services access the member-administration-server the creation of api keys is necessary. For each api key (which is essentially just a bearer token), permissions or roles can be set. Usage example: the alarm notification service needs a list with active members, which can be automatically refreshed from the member-administration-server to keep it up to date. Alternative: allow configuring post-URLs and an intelligent group. Changing the member data or on a specific schedule, the server makes a post call to the configured URL with the members of the intelligent group. This could be used to send updates of the members list to the alarm notification server (which would need to be extended for this). Second use case: update events list in calendar.