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Docker Active Directory Integration
Docker Registry and Trusted Registry are supporting integration with Microsoft Active Directory. Let's discuss potential issues and resolutions.
How-To
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Apple Open Directory versus Microsoft Active Directory
With a complex IT environment of heterogenous networks and devices, and cloud-based apps, on-premises directory services solutions fall short.
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Docker User Management
Docker containers are viewed as the next generation in application deployment. Now, Docker can be integrated within JumpCloud's Directory-as-a-Service platform.
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Cloud-based User Authentication
In a world where IT assets are now located everywhere, how does authentication work?
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JumpCloud Supports Logging Events for Windows, Mac and Linux
JumpCloud is helping IT Admins take a leap with compliance and audit requirements by launching functionality for logging events in Windows, Mac and Linux.
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How to Secure SaaS Services: A Guide to the 6 Levels of Saas Security
Security is a top concern for organizations that leverage Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). Is it yours? Here's a guide to help identify potential weak areas.
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The Difference Between Directory Services Providers
The ability to choose your IT directory is a relatively new idea. Not long ago, there was really only one game in town – Microsoft Active Directory.
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Automate Tasks Across Servers Based on Events
One of the most complicated aspects of automation is to automate tasks that happen because something else triggers them.
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How to Audit Your Servers in 10 Minutes
Auditing servers is usually a time-consuming manual process, but not with JumpCloud! Learn how to audit your servers in ten short minutes.
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The Pros & Cons of Existing User Management Approaches
Most DevOps and IT pros will tell you the way they handle user management can be challenging, and solutions with identity management processes are needed.
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Temporary SSH Access
Administrators often provide temporary SSH access to servers. This is often done for consultants that may be doing work on a server.
