Integrating with an LDAP System to Manage Users

If you have an LDAP system, you can allow users to use those credentials to log in to Studio.

About using LDAP
LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) allows you to have users connect to your Studio application using their existing LDAP user accounts, rather than creating separate user accounts from within Studio. LDAP is also used when integrating with a single sign-on (SSO) system.
Configuring the LDAP settings and server
You configure the LDAP connection from the Control Panel. The settings include whether LDAP is enabled and required for authentication, the connection to the LDAP server, and whether to import or export users to or from the LDAP directory.
Configuring the Studio password policy when using LDAP
When you are using LDAP, it is likely that you want user passwords to be managed outside of Studio. So if you are not using the LDAP password policy, then you may want to update the Studio password policy to prevent users from changing their password in Studio.
Preventing encrypted LDAP passwords from being stored in Studio
By default, when you use LDAP for user authentication, each time a user logs in, Studio stores a securely encrypted version of their LDAP password. For subsequent logins, Studio can then authenticate the user even when it cannot connect to the LDAP system. For even stricter security, you can configure Studio to prevent the passwords from being stored.
Assigning roles based on LDAP user groups
For LDAP integration, it is recommended that you assign roles based on your LDAP groups.