In my project I read users at runtime via Ivy API: SecurityContext.findUser("theUser");

This works reasonably well in my company environment. But if I deploy the project the the productive engine (to the cloud) this user lookups can take up to 2 minutes. At least if I search for a not existing user? How can I speed it up? The security system here is configured to use an LDAP. Shouldn't this be a fast protocol?

asked 14.11.2018 at 03:08

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7.2 and later:

The solution is to use our cached user lookup: SecurityContext.findUserWithoutLookup("theUser") As the users are synchronized once a day into our cache table, this should be sufficient for most use cases.

An additional improvement for cloud access to a company LDAP is to disable refereal following: "java.naming.referral": ignore

With this setting you speed up the lookup for not existing names as following referalls (browsing attached ADs) could take ages if you come from a different network.

Such a config in 7.2 could look as follows alt text

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answered 14.11.2018 at 03:10

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edited 26.11.2018 at 10:12

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Before 7.2:

You can configure additional properties of an security system not that ease, see:

How can I specify additional properties/attributes for an External Security System?

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answered 14.11.2018 at 09:51

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