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Saturday, May 24. 2008
LDAP questions answered
Posted by Suretec
in OpenLDAP
at
00:31
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Defined tags for this entry: Active Directory
, AD
, ADAM
, Directory Services
, eDirectory
, Enterprise Directory
, Fedora Directory Server
, Fedora DS
, IAM
, Identity Management
, IDM
, LDAP
, LDAP Replication
, LDAP Schema
, OID
, OpenDS
, OpenLDAP
, Oracle
, Oracle Internet Directory
, SSO
, AD, ADAM, Directory Services, eDirectory, Enterprise Directory, Fedora Directory Server, Fedora DS, IAM, Identity Management, IDM, LDAP, LDAP Replication, LDAP Schema, OID, OpenDS, OpenLDAP, Oracle, Oracle Internet Directory, SSO
Thursday, March 27. 2008
Oracle Internet Directory and 2 Billion Entries?
I've just finished reading The 2 billion entry directory tree - The scalability of Oracle Internet Directory at very large Directory Information Tree sizes, and thought I'd blog some initial thoughts (I'm sure our partners Symas will have something to say later).
The following is from the 2 Billion User Benchmark (Oracle Internet Directory 10.1.4.0.1) - Technical Whitepaper (PDF) on the Oracle Internet Directory homepage.
So here's the Network kit they used:
Some pretty accessible kit there!
The following is from the 2 Billion User Benchmark (Oracle Internet Directory 10.1.4.0.1) - Technical Whitepaper (PDF) on the Oracle Internet Directory homepage.
So here's the Network kit they used:
Some pretty accessible kit there!
Continue reading "Oracle Internet Directory and 2 Billion Entries?"
Posted by Gavin Henry
in Linux, OpenLDAP
at
09:20
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Defined tags for this entry: Active Directory, AD, Altix
, Benchmark
, Identity Management, IDM, LDAP, Linux
, OID, OpenLDAP, Oracle, Oracle Internet Directory, PostgreSQL
, Quad-Core
, Suretec
, Symas
, AD, Altix, Benchmark, Identity Management, IDM, LDAP, Linux, OID, OpenLDAP, Oracle, Oracle Internet Directory, PostgreSQL, Quad-Core, Suretec, Symas
Saturday, December 1. 2007
Bad LDAP coding, bad Application, but....maybe the LDAP Implementation?
It is true that Poorly written LDAP[?] code can really affect your Portal, Suretec have seen it a few times:
A programmer who hadn't had much exposure to LDAP decided it best to do a base level search, for example, usingldapsearch:
he retrieved *everything*, then did all the searching/filtering etc. locally in the client! What's the point of a Directory Server!?!
Our partners Symas have also talked about similar encounters, mainly with Sendmail.
It all comes down to the level of LDAP understanding a programmer has.
Or could it actually be the Directory Server implementation, namely Oracle Internet Directory (OID)?
I know OpenLDAP wouldn't slow an app down like this, because it's very fast..very very fast
A programmer who hadn't had much exposure to LDAP decided it best to do a base level search, for example, using
CODE:
ldapsearch -x -b 'dc=suretecsystems,dc=com' '(objectclass=*)' -H ldap[?]://127.0.0.1
he retrieved *everything*, then did all the searching/filtering etc. locally in the client! What's the point of a Directory Server!?!
Our partners Symas have also talked about similar encounters, mainly with Sendmail.
It all comes down to the level of LDAP understanding a programmer has.
Or could it actually be the Directory Server implementation, namely Oracle Internet Directory (OID)?
I know OpenLDAP wouldn't slow an app down like this, because it's very fast..very very fast
Posted by Gavin Henry
in OpenLDAP, Suretec
at
10:38
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Defined tags for this entry: Active Directory, ADAM, Directory Services, IAM, Identity Management, LDAP, Linux, OID, OpenLDAP, Oracle, Oracle Internet Directory, Perl
, PostgreSQL, Sendmail
, SSO, Suretec, Symas
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