3. Why ?

4. Goals

5. 3 minutes quick start

6. New version : 2.0

7. Roadmap

9. Central authentication, identity management, …

11. « We use Active Directory for our desktops and we need users' identities there too »

12. « XYZ software only uses a database »

14. Name changes (marriage), transfers...

19. Different data models?

20. Using standards: LDAP, SQL, etc...?

22. Open Source project

23. BSD licence

24. Written in Java

25. 5 years in the making

26. 3 years ago LSC-project.org created

29. Standard LDAPv3 operations

34. Powerful transformations (correctness is important)

36. Easy to setup

39. More secure and better tested

44. Delete: Delete objects from destination not in source

45. Update: Compare and set specific details

46. Change ID : Specific update for the main identifier

48. pivot datasets

50. A service for per task connector specific settings (LDAP filter , SQL request, ...)

53. Search for the destination object with pivot

54. Build up desired destination object by applying transformations to source object

55. If the destination object exists, calculate modifications

56. Apply: create or modify

59. If the source object doesn't exists, delete from destination

60. Apply: delete

62. Population: Which users? Which pivot ?

63. Information: Datasets ? Transformations?

66. URL, username, password

75. http://lsc-project.org/wiki/documentation/2.0/sample (ongoing :)

78. Simple LDAP bind test

82. Only update the password if it's changed (perform a LDAP bind operation to check on the fly)

83. Delete an account after 60 days of inactivity

85. KEEP: leave the destination value as-is

86. DEFAULT: value to use if the destination is empty

88. Force phone numbers if we're authoritative for them

91. Block create/delete/update/changeid operation per task

93. OpenDS

94. Sun DSEE

95. Microsoft Active Directory

98. Support for scripting languages (JSR 223)

99. Read and write everywhere

100. Plugin API : connectors, libraries, scripting engine, …

101. Graphical interface

104. LSC builtin and historical support for JavaScript

106. Groovy

107. Unix tools (awk, TCL),

108. Python, Ruby, Scheme (Lisp)

109. ...

111. Additional sources : NIS, database, CSV, Web Services, LDAP through Syncrepl

112. Additional destinations : Scripting destination

113. And many other to come :)

120. DirSync support for Microsoft AD

121. Datasource aggregation on the fly

122. Scheduler integration (ongoing)

123. Data « reconciliation »

124. Anything else …

126. Reference documentation

129. Bugtracker, SVN repository …