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Canvas can be visited at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org | Canvas can be visited at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org | ||
| − | It is early in the deployment process. Ask Kathryn Born for more information, or to participate. | + | It is early in the deployment process. Ask Kathryn Born ([email protected]) and Gary Newhouse for more information, or to participate. |
== How do I get a password for Canvas? == | == How do I get a password for Canvas? == | ||
You first need to be in our new member management software, Wild Apricot. | You first need to be in our new member management software, Wild Apricot. | ||
| + | Login using the Active Directory username you created in Wild Apricot. | ||
| + | You can reset your AD password here via email - https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/ | ||
| + | This is not and does not affect your Wild Apricot login, however. | ||
| − | + | Feb 25, 2019: The Canvas login has been modified to use your "New AD" username instead of your email address to reduce confusion. You can check your "New AD" username on your Wild Apricot profile. You can reset the password to your AD/Canvas account from https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org | |
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| + | For more information about various PS1 usernames and logins, see the appropriate wiki pages for [[Username]] and [[Login]]. | ||
== Technical Overview == | == Technical Overview == | ||
Latest revision as of 20:33, 25 April 2020
Description
Canvas is a learning management system (LMS) that PS1 is considering implementing to assist with documenting and to some degree, automating the tool and equipment authorization process and documentation.
Canvas can be visited at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org
It is early in the deployment process. Ask Kathryn Born ([email protected]) and Gary Newhouse for more information, or to participate.
How do I get a password for Canvas?
You first need to be in our new member management software, Wild Apricot. Login using the Active Directory username you created in Wild Apricot. You can reset your AD password here via email - https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/ This is not and does not affect your Wild Apricot login, however.
Feb 25, 2019: The Canvas login has been modified to use your "New AD" username instead of your email address to reduce confusion. You can check your "New AD" username on your Wild Apricot profile. You can reset the password to your AD/Canvas account from https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org
For more information about various PS1 usernames and logins, see the appropriate wiki pages for Username and Login.
Technical Overview
Canvas is currently hosted in Azure as a prebuilt Bitnami container. It connects back to the space via a site-to-site VPN for authentication.
Azure Deployment
Deployment uses the Bitnami Canvas LMS stack - https://bitnami.com/stack/canvaslms
Canvas currently runs in the bitnami-canvaslms-534e-rgroup resource group on Azure
The following components drive Canvas:
| Resource Name | Resource Type | Location |
|---|---|---|
| bitnami-canvaslms-534e | Virtual machine | Central US |
| bitnami-canvaslms-534e-ip | Public IP address | Central US |
| bitnami-canvaslms-534eni | Network interface | Central US |
| bitnami-canvaslms-534e-securitygroup | Network security group | Central US |
| Canvas-534e | Connection | Central US |
| canvasVault6-15-18 | Recovery Services vault | Central US |
| CanvasVPN-534e | Virtual network gateway | Central US |
| CanvasVPN-ip-534e | Public IP address | Central US |
| vpc-bitnami-canvaslms-534e | Virtual network | Central US |
Azure VPN
The Azure VPN is used to facilitate LDAP authentication against Active_Directory.
Azure Backups
Azure is configured to make daily incremental backups of Canvas. As of 11/1/18 it contains 4 months of backups totaling 70GB.
Authentication
Canvas uses LDAP to authenticate against onsite Active Directory. Canvas user information is populated by a PowerShell script that runs on DC1.pumpingstationone.org every 15 minutes as a Windows Scheduled Task. (Script should really be hosted on the PS1 github)