OpenDJ
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What is OpenDJ?
OpenDJ is an open-source LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) directory server. It is used for storing user identities, credentials, and other directory-based information. OpenDJ is commonly used for authentication, authorization, and centralizing user management in enterprise environments.
What other technologies are related to OpenDJ?
OpenDJ Competitor Technologies
Microsoft Active Directory
A directory service that provides similar functionality to OpenDJ, such as user authentication and authorization.
Okta
A cloud-based identity and access management provider, which offers similar features to OpenDJ in certain scenarios.
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OpenDJ Complementary Technologies
OpenIDM
Identity Management system which can use OpenDJ as a data store.
OpenAM
Access Management system that can integrate with OpenDJ for user authentication and authorization decisions.
OpenIG
Policy Enforcement Point that can leverage user information stored in OpenDJ to make policy decisions.
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Which job functions commonly mention OpenDJ?
Security Architect
0.1% of all Security Architect jobs mention OpenDJ
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Management Consultant
0.1% of all Management Consultant jobs mention OpenDJ
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Security Engineer
49 Security Engineer jobs mention OpenDJ
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Software Engineer
217 Software Engineer jobs mention OpenDJ
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Engineer
333 Engineer jobs mention OpenDJ
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