Anyone on Fedi who has experience with running #GLAuth?

If so, did you like it? Would love to hear about your experiences.

Have you compared it to e.g. OpenLDAP, 389 Directory Server or ApacheDS?

GLAuth recently popped up on my radar and it seems like a neat solution when you don’t need a full-blown LDAP server.

https://glauth.github.io/

@silverwizard for my somewhat simple setup I used #openldap for a while but it was honestly overkill. I found #glauth and that has fit the bill nicely for me. I don't have any experience with HA/failover for it though.

I've seen some pretty nifty #homelab network maps on here, I need to get around to making something like that.

I'm kind of addicted to spinning up and hosting cool and useful services in #Docker at home (and/or on a #VPS).

Here are a few of them I use on a regular basis:

• #AudioBookshelf (audiobook server)
• #BoringProxy (reverse proxy and tunnel manager)
• #CalibreWeb (ebook server)
• #croc relay (file transfer utility)
• #EternalJukebox (your favorite song ∞)
• #glauth (LDAP server with 2FA)
• #MIMIC3 (TTS engine)
• #mirotalk (WebRTC video conferencing)
• #nitter (Twitter frontend/proxy)
• #Photoprism (photo gallery)
• #pihole with #dnscrypt (DNS-based adblocker)
• #Plex (media server)
• #PodGrab (podcast server)
• #PretendYoureXyzzy (Cards Against Humanity clone)
• #StepCA (certificate authority)
• #TransmissionOpenVPN (Transmission torrent client and OpenVPN in Docker)
• #UptimeKuma (service monitoring tool)
• #VaultWarden (BitWarden-compatible server)
• #WireGuard (VPN)

Anything super nifty y'all think I'm missing?