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> For anything else, OpenLDAP in Docker. What about managing this instance and its configuration, as by default OpenLDAP doesn't really come with an easy to us
by KronisLV 4y ago
> For anything else, OpenLDAP in Docker.
What about managing this instance and its configuration, as by default OpenLDAP doesn't really come with an easy to use set of tools/UI?
Would you use something like Apache Directory Studio (https://directory.apache.org/studio/ https://directory.apache.org/studio/) or CLI utilities?
It feels to me that OpenLDAP is probably more proven than lldap, but lldap seems to have a nice interface to use, much like Keycloak and some other turn-key solutions out there do (just a nice example to use from a slightly different domain).
- mschuster91 4y agoAny form of LDAP management that is not Microsoft is an utter pain, and even Microsoft's is. It seems like the entire space has been stuck somewhere in the late 90s - horrible, outdated UIs and a bunch of dead projects that either don't run at all or are a walking bunch of security issues. Personally, I use Apache Directory Studio because it's the least painful.