2. Maciej Muszkowski Self-service for signing iOS apps 2, Michał Kwiatek

3. What is an app? App =.ipa file – exported through Xcode Binary Resources Provisioning profile Defines where this app can be executed Defines entitlements Contains digital certificate Digital signatures During development app is signed in the name of the individual developer 3

4. Distribution methods 2 methods of distribution for production: AppStore Enterprise Apps distributed for production are always digitally (re)signed in the name of CERN Look at: CAPPS Sept 2013: App Signing Workflow 4

5. AppStore distribution Target: app accessible for any AppStore user Developer needs to provide: The app itself (.ipa) signed for AppStore distribution Very detailed app information for AppStore The rest needs to be done by us (IT-OIS) Examples: CERNmaps, OpenDays Thanks to the self-service for signing iOS apps, you can now easily re-sign your app for AppStore distribution 5

6. Enterprise distribution Target: app only for users with active CERN affiliation (in-house apps) Distributed by: USB cable OTA – Over-the-air (from a webserver) MDM server (Mobile Device Management) Examples: CERNbox, EAM mobile Signed with enterprise certificate key through the self-service 6

7. Self-service (demo) https://service-ios-dev-admin- support.web.cern.ch/secure/form.php https://service-ios-dev-admin- support.web.cern.ch/secure/form.php Priviledge to sign by bundle ID prefix and distribution type Username, time and.ipa’s are logged Enterprise distribution: e-mail with OTA link (only to test!) 7