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Intel IPU7 / OmniVision OV08X40 webcam on Linux

Getting the RGB webcam working on a Panther Lake laptop (Intel IPU7 8086:b05d, OV08X40 sensor OVTI08F4, Synaptics SVP7500 CVS bridge) under Arch / linux-zen. RGB works; IR (Windows Hello) does not.

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Trust-Based Access at ASU

A unified strategy for Zero Trust network architecture in higher education — enabling academic openness while securing research, administrative, and teaching environments through evidence-based access decisions.

Why This Matters

Universities are uniquely difficult to secure. ASU operates thousands of applications across research, academic, and administrative domains with a transient population of 150k+ students (Fall 2024 enrollment: 152,812) plus faculty and staff, BYOD everywhere, and a cultural expectation of openness. Traditional perimeter security fails here because:

Cloudflare One Client (formerly WARP) with Cloudflare WAN (formerly Magic WAN) Support Guide

07/23/2026 NOTE: This document is a work in progress requiring input & review from both ASU and Cloudflare.

OpenSearch MCP Server with Per-User Auth

Status: draft

Product: Logging Lake (LOGL) Product key: logl Family: ELI5 (eli5)

Objective

Project Proposal — Centralized MCP Gateway Pilot

Executive Summary

This proposal describes a controlled pilot for centralized Model Context Protocol (MCP) access at ASU, aligned with the enterprise MCP strategy's phased roadmap. The pilot deploys a managed MCP gateway on AWS, authenticated via Cloudflare Access, serving ~100 developers with two MCP servers (AWS Documentation and GitHub) and group-based per-tool access control. It validates the centralized hosting model the strategy recommends before broader enterprise adoption.

Background

MCP is an open protocol that connects AI applications to enterprise tools, data sources, and workflows through structured interfaces. Rather than giving AI models direct, unmanaged access to enterprise systems, MCP creates a controlled integration layer with defined capabilities and boundaries.

	apiVersion: apps/v1
	kind: Deployment
	metadata:
	name: {{ include "mychart.fullname" . }}
	labels:
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	spec:
	{{- if not .Values.autoscaling.enabled }}
	replicas: {{ .Values.replicaCount }}
	{{- end }}

	stage('pure-groovy-vault') {
	agent none
	environment {
	VAULT_TOKEN_GEN_CRED = credentials('jenkins-vault-approle')
	}
	steps {
	script {
	println("Vault: Authenticate as Jenkins")
	def body = """{"role_id": "${VAULT_TOKEN_GEN_CRED_USR}", "secret_id": "${VAULT_TOKEN_GEN_CRED_PSW}"}"""
	def url = 'https://vault-url/v1/auth/approle/login'

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