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Appwrite is a self-hosted and cloud backend-as-a-service platform that provides developers with all the core APIs required to build any application. Build your entire backend within minutes and scale effortlessly using Appwrite's open-source platform. Add Authentication, Databases, Functions, Storage, and Messaging to your projects using the frameworks and languages of your choice.

This repository is a production-minded Go backend starter that applies Clean Architecture to keep business logic independent from frameworks, databases, and delivery mechanisms. It organizes code into layers—domain, use cases, interfaces/adapters—so swapping an HTTP framework or database does not ripple through core logic. The template includes well-chosen scaffolding for configuration, logging, dependency injection, error handling, and request validation so teams can focus on business features. ...

...You can use it to monitor applications and set up alerts to receive notifications via email, Slack, Telegram, and more. Uptrace collects and analyzes data from a variety of sources, including servers, databases, cloud providers, monitoring tools, and custom applications. It provides a unified view of the entire technology stack, enabling you to monitor the performance, availability, and health of your systems in real-time. Uptrace allows to monitor your whole application stack on a compact and informative dashboard. You get a quick overview for all your services, hosts, and systems.

nuBuilder Forte is the 4th version of nuBuilder. A open-source browser-based tool created for developing web-based database applications. nuBuilder uses either MySQL or MariaDB databases and gives its users the ability to do database operations like... • Search, Create, Insert, Read, Update, Delete ✪ With low-code tools that create ... - Forms with the Form Builder - Fast Reports - Database queries with the SQL Builder - Customised date and number formats with the Format Builder - Calculated fields with the Formula Builder - Email Templates - Move and resize objects...

Led is a general purpose LDAP editor which allows editing of LDIF records or standard unix flat file representations of LDAP databases using your favorite editor.

...The Berkeley DB NSS module provides an alternative means for storing configuration information traditionally kept in several plain-text files in /etc (e.g. /etc/passwd). The module uses the Berkeley DB Library to store this information in several database files in /var/db (e.g. /var/db/passwd.db). Using these databases can lead to a considerable speed-up if the files in /etc are large (e.g. on a system with a lot of accounts). The databases may also be used as a local cache for network accounts, or as a means to supplement or override UIDs, GIDs, home directories etc. provided by network accounts.

forgetLDAP is a Python module for accessing LDAP databases by crating classes that maps LDAP entries to objects, normally one class pr set of LDAP objectClasses. The idea is to forget everything about LDAP and just worrying about normal classes and ob

This project will consist of a group of command line utilities to assist an LDAP administrator in maintaining LDAP databases.

MMC snap-in to synchronize Active Directory and MySQL databases.

Extends the Name Service Switch (NSS) API, enabling superior integration with network databases. Various sources, such as MySQL, extend naming services such as /etc/passwd - allowing for better data management and single sign-on capabilities.

UMA is a PHP user management and authentication application. Supports PostgreSQL and MySQL databases. http://uma.halosrealm.com

AgLat is a PHP-based, XHTML compliant, administration tool for managing accounts and systems in LDAP databases. It provides a customizable menubar and you can easily add your own attributes and functionalities.

The nss_sqldb project provides ability to access system databases (like passwd, groups etc.) from a SQL database. As a result service authentication can be done from a database rather than files like /etc/passwd.