On 21/09/2016 12:58, Bryan Smith wrote: > > They used to say the same thing about NSS/389/Dogtag. Now every > distribution is hacking in support for SSSD and IPA. Why is that? ;) > > E.g.., how many people used to not only OpenLDAP was the only open > source directory server, but say inherent, multi-master replication > wasn't available or didn't work well? > > I. e., cannot help if people are unfamiliar, and distributions don't > get enough maintainers to port it. The first time someone sees AD > Forest Trusts at work, they are instantly drawn to it. Heck, just the > SSSD portion draws them. > I wouldn't say NSS/389/Dogtag has been widely adopted outside RedHat yet - it very well might be an emerging technology but its not something every sys admin needs to know. If its included at an "awareness level" then ok - but until it gets wide spread adoption, and mind share, I can't agree that it should be covered in any more details. To be frank I think there the coverage in 303 is overboard. BTRFS and ZFS should have a much bigger weighting in the certs - but that is not relevant here :)
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