LLDAP
Lightweight LDAP server with a simple web interface
LLDAP is a lightweight authentication server providing a simplified, opinionated LDAP interface. It is designed to be easy to set up and manage, with a clean web UI for users and groups.
Key features
- Minimal LDAP for self-hosters
- Friendly web UI for user management
- Tiny memory and CPU footprint
- Works with many self-hosted apps
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Very easy to deploy
- Lightweight Rust binary
Trade-offs
- Not a full LDAP implementation
LLDAP replaces
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