The LDAPCon program is currently in preparation and will take shape together with the community once the official Call for Papers (CfP) opens. While the full agenda is still being developed, we are happy to share the overall structure of the event and give you a first glimpse of what to expect. LDAPCon is designed as a three-day gathering for the LDAP community—a place where practitioners, developers, architects, and enthusiasts come together to exchange ideas, share real-world experiences, and explore the future of directory and identity technologies.
Day One: Hands-on Workshops
The conference begins with a dedicated workshop day, offering hands-on sessions led by experienced experts. These interactive workshops provide an excellent opportunity to deepen your knowledge, learn practical techniques, and collaborate directly with others working in the field.
Days Two and Three: Talks, Insights, and Community Exchange
The following two days of the conference will feature peaker sessions with engaging talks, technical deep dives, real-world case studies, and community insights. The program will cover a broad spectrum of topics related to LDAP, directory services, identity management, and the surrounding ecosystem.
In the evening of day 2, we will host our social event, giving participants the chance to connect in a relaxed atmosphere, continue technical discussions, and build relationships across the community.
Call for Papers – Coming soon
The Call for Papers will open soon, and we warmly invite members of the community to help shape the conference by submitting their ideas, experiences, and innovations. Whether you have a technical deep dive, a compelling use case, or lessons learned from operating LDAP in production—we would love to hear from you.
PROgram committee
Howard Chu (Symas). Andrew Findlay (Skills 1st). Peter Gietz (DAASI International). Benoit Mortier (Fusion Directory). Clément Oudot (Worteks). Ludovic Poitou.