Comment on Ask HN: Self-hosted AD/Entra ID alternative that works with Windows and Linux?parentComments−marenkayOP8moHonestly, I wish I could stick with LDAP forever, it just worked. But no. My first setup in 2004 was OpenLDAP all the way for every service.I am moving to a new server over Christmas, thanks for telling though :-)−reliefcrew8moYeah, it's a big world and it has a clever way of getting what it wants. On a serious note I'd say you'll just have to balance your design w/ what people are willing to pay for. You probably know this already though :-)Enjoy the new server!−marenkayOP8moThanks! I sure will, its my first own rack in a new data centre actually :-) kinda a long-term member of the homelab movement−reliefcrew8moSweet. I think you're making a good move. Best to own the kernel of your infrastructure... then rely on cloud services as growth allows.That's why I went through this exercise a couple of years ago:https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35066894−marenkayOP8moThat's the plan. I still have to figure out a lot but it's fun!
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Honestly, I wish I could stick with LDAP forever, it just worked. But no. My first setup in 2004 was OpenLDAP all the way for every service.
I am moving to a new server over Christmas, thanks for telling though :-)
Yeah, it's a big world and it has a clever way of getting what it wants. On a serious note I'd say you'll just have to balance your design w/ what people are willing to pay for. You probably know this already though :-)
Enjoy the new server!
Thanks! I sure will, its my first own rack in a new data centre actually :-) kinda a long-term member of the homelab movement
Sweet. I think you're making a good move. Best to own the kernel of your infrastructure... then rely on cloud services as growth allows.
That's why I went through this exercise a couple of years ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35066894
That's the plan. I still have to figure out a lot but it's fun!