The Apache Software Foundation has announced that they’re migrating all of their source code to GitHub. The following directory-related repositories are now available:
- apache / directory-project — The Maven parent POM and some shared resources for the Apache Directory Project.
- apache / directory-server — Source code for the Apache Directory Server.
- apache / directory-ldap-api — Source code for the Apache Directory LDAP API.
- apache / directory-studio — Source code for the Apache Directory Studio graphical LDAP browser and LDAP client.
- apache / directory-mavibot — Source code for the Apache Mavibot Btree implementation.
- apache / directory-scimple — Source code for Apache SCIMple, a SCIM 2.0 implementation.
- apache / directory-kerby — Source code for Apache Kerby, a Kerberos protocol and KDC implementation.
- apache / directory-fortress-core — Source code for the core of Apache Fortress, an LDAP-enabled role-based access management framework.
- apache / directory-fortress-enmasse — Source code for a REST API for use with Fortress.
- apache / directory-fortress-realm — Source code for a Tomcat realm that integrates with Fortress.
- apache / directory-fortress-commander — Source code for a web component of the Fortress project.
- apache / directory-buildtools — Source code for various directory-related build tools.
- apache / directory-samples — Directory-related sample source code.
Editor’s note: Although Apache used the term “migrating” in their announcement, it should be noted that they’re not using GitHub as their exclusive source control system. They are still maintaining their own git infrastructure that is bidirectionally synchronized with GitHub. Additional information is available in another Apache Software Foundation blog post at https://blogs.apache.org/infra/entry/apache-and-github-a-friendly.