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Jarkko Sakkinen
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Linux Foundation should take Himmeblau under its Umbrella.
As of today, the project is based on reverse engineering Apple and Windows clients, as the Intune API for Linux that Edge uses in tandem with intune-portal service does not have machine authentication.
"Microsoft Intune App" is based on chain of Microsoft binaries scavenging requested data from a system (Edge and intune-portal).
This blocks essentially the management tools for organization Linux machines by large.
Himmelblau on the other hand is a piece of middleware that manages the computer through the power cycle system-wide for the whole system, and thus can provide both boot-time initialization (himmelblaud) and reoccuring updates needed to maintain the trust (himmelblaud-tasks), such as Kerberos ticket and that kind of stuff.
As of today, the project is based on reverse engineering Apple and Windows clients, as the Intune API for Linux that Edge uses in tandem with intune-portal service does not have machine authentication.
"Microsoft Intune App" is based on chain of Microsoft binaries scavenging requested data from a system (Edge and intune-portal).
This blocks essentially the management tools for organization Linux machines by large.
Himmelblau on the other hand is a piece of middleware that manages the computer through the power cycle system-wide for the whole system, and thus can provide both boot-time initialization (himmelblaud) and reoccuring updates needed to maintain the trust (himmelblaud-tasks), such as Kerberos ticket and that kind of stuff.
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