Unlike a standard relational database designed for frequent updates, LDAP is a hierarchical database optimized for high-speed read performance. It organizes data in a . Core Structural Components
The is the foundational protocol for accessing and managing directory services over a network. Often described as a "phone book" for IT infrastructure, it provides a fast, standardized way for applications to look up usernames, passwords, email addresses, and security permissions stored in a central location. How LDAP Works: The Directory Hierarchy Unlike a standard relational database designed for frequent