Been using UNIX since the late 80s; Linux since the mid-90s; virtualization since the early 2000s and spent the past few years working in the cloud space.
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Alexandria, VA, USA
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B.S. Psychology from Pennsylvania State University
Given the huge number of corporate "seats" that are managed via Microsoft's Active Directory (and things like Red Hat's Directory Server and related technologies), there's probably quite a large number of organizations and people that think LDAP is still a relevant technology for hosting security credentials.
Note that when you use technologies like OpenLDAP, you can use any number of back-ends for storing the directory-data. This means that, if you prefer to store your credentials in MongoDB but use OpenLDAP to provide a widely-adopted interface to that DB, you can.
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Given the huge number of corporate "seats" that are managed via Microsoft's Active Directory (and things like Red Hat's Directory Server and related technologies), there's probably quite a large number of organizations and people that think LDAP is still a relevant technology for hosting security credentials.
Note that when you use technologies like OpenLDAP, you can use any number of back-ends for storing the directory-data. This means that, if you prefer to store your credentials in MongoDB but use OpenLDAP to provide a widely-adopted interface to that DB, you can.