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Using TraefikEE with AAD as OIDC provider

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Stephan Hochdörfer
Head of IT Business Operations

For a long time, we've been successfully using Apache and mod_authnz_ldap to secure some of our legacy applications. Our employees could easily log in via their LDAP credentials. And while it worked, it had its problems.

When we made the move to Office 365, it was clear that at some point our old LDAP infrastructure will be fully replaced with Azure Active Directory (AAD) but I haven't had a good replacement for our simple mod_authnz_ldap solution until I realized that Traefik EE comes with an OIDC middleware.

#24bits - the bitExpert advent calendar

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Ever wondered about our favorite tools to work with, our awesome bitExpert customers & partners, or the organizations that we support? Look no further.

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Faster MySQL Imports

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Stephan Hochdörfer
Head of IT Business Operations

Importing larger database dumps can take a while, especially when foreign key checks are enabled. This slowdown happens because each foreign key reference must be verified by the database server.