qaisarmajeed3 / adsync

The Active Directory User Sync to MongoDB Utility is a C# program designed to synchronize user data

Introduction

The Active Directory User Sync to MongoDB Utility is a C# program designed to synchronize user data from an Active Directory (AD) server to a local MongoDB database. This utility simplifies the process of extracting user information from Active Directory and storing it in a MongoDB database for various use cases, such as application integration, reporting, or user management.

#Feature Active Directory Data Retrieval: Retrieve user data from an Active Directory server, including attributes like username, email, first name, last name, and more.

MongoDB Integration: Store user data in a local MongoDB database, providing a NoSQL data store for efficient retrieval and querying.

Scheduled Sync: The utility can be configured to run on a schedule, ensuring that user data in the MongoDB database stays up to date with changes in the Active Directory.

Customizable Mapping: Define a custom mapping between Active Directory attributes and MongoDB document fields to suit your specific data requirements.

Logging and Error Handling: Comprehensive logging and error handling to facilitate debugging and monitoring of synchronization processes.

Getting Started

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2. Software dependencies
3. Latest releases
4. API references

Build and Test

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Contribute

We greatly appreciate your contributions to our project. Your efforts help make our code better, more robust, and more useful to our community and users. Thank you for being a part of this collaborative effort. Please review and adhere to our project's Code of Conduct. We expect all contributors to follow these guidelines to create a positive and respectful environment for everyone.

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