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LDAP: the Original "NoSQL"

Talkat RubyConf 2010 · 2010-11-11..11-13· [databases]
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Argues LDAP is a battle‑tested NoSQL alternative and demonstrates concrete tooling and outcomes: uses ruby-ldap and net-ldap plus higher-level ActiveLdap and Treequel to map Ruby objects to entries, runs OpenLDAP with HDB backend and syncRepl replication, and monitors CSN consistency. Built systems include Asterisk phone provisioning, auto-generated DHCP/DNS and netboot provisioning, monitoring config generation, and a physical asset inventory. Runs in production across ~2500 hosts with 200–600 concurrent users and 400 temporary contractors and it works.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 0:06BLUE BLUE BOX GROUP, LLC
  3. 0:21LDAP The Original NoSQL
  4. 0:36Overview
  5. 2:38A Brief Introduction To LDAP
  6. 7:26Other Stuff
  7. 7:45LDAP From Ruby
  8. 10:10ActiveLdap
  9. 15:03How I Use LDAP at my $dayjob
  10. 16:06Animation Requires Constant Upgrades
  11. 16:42Our IT Department Is Small
  12. 17:09We'd Be Dead Without Automation
  13. 18:02Company Directory
  14. 22:42Computers
  15. 26:18Monitoring
  16. 29:21Conclusion
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