Featherweight LDAP server configured with jsonnet and Kubernetes.

I need a little LDAP server. I don't have many records to serve, but some record types I want to serve are automountMap and automount. None of the little LDAP servers I can find serve these records. So I run OpenLDAP in order to serve these. It is big and complicated and annoying to restore from backup for my situation.

So, using the gldap module for implementing an LDAP server, it seems I should be able to serve any sort of record I want. I would not want to deploy a large-scale LDAP server with this repo, but it's not for that.

The "jsonnet" bit is because I add a sprinkling of jsonnet anywhere it makes sense. All the records I configure will be configured via jsonnet. As there is a bunch of repeated values in attributes across the records, jsonnet works well to eliminate that duplication.

I would also like to be able to deploy applications on Kubernetes that need their own UID/GID for NFS storage. I want to deploy these IDs along with the applications, so flapjak can also be configured with CRDs.

jsonnet can be considered static config to this application. One day, it may use a DB to store record and allow them to be updated. Today is not that day. Today the records will all be specified in jsonnet configs or Kubernetes CRDs.