By default, JIRA manages its users and groups internally. Most organizations today often
useLDAP such as Microsoft Active Directory (AD) for centralized user management, and
you can integrate JIRA with LDAP. JIRA supports many different types of LDAP, including
AD, OpenLDAP, and more.
There are two options to integrate JIRA with LDAP. In this recipe, we will explore the first
option by using an LDAP Connector, and we will look at the second option in the next
recipe, Integrating with LDAP for authentication only.
useLDAP such as Microsoft Active Directory (AD) for centralized user management, and
you can integrate JIRA with LDAP. JIRA supports many different types of LDAP, including
AD, OpenLDAP, and more.
There are two options to integrate JIRA with LDAP. In this recipe, we will explore the first
option by using an LDAP Connector, and we will look at the second option in the next
recipe, Integrating with LDAP for authentication only.
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