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* Filter parameters specified by API users are now processed by LDAP itself, instead of by Keystone.
* ''Experimental'' support was added to store domain-specific identity backend [http://docs.openstack.org/developer/keystone/configuration.html#domain-specific-drivers configuration in SQL] using the HTTP API. The primary use case for this is to create a new domain with the HTTP API, and then immediately configure a domain-specific LDAP driver for it without restarting Keystone.

* Filter parameters specified by API users are now processed by LDAP itself, instead of by Keystone.
* ''Experimental'' support was added to store domain-specific identity backend [http://docs.openstack.org/developer/keystone/configuration.html#domain-specific-drivers configuration in SQL] using the HTTP API. The primary use case for this is to create a new domain with the HTTP API, and then immediately configure a domain-specific LDAP driver for it without restarting Keystone.

Translation* Filter parameters specified by API users are now processed by LDAP itself, instead of by Keystone.
* ''Experimental'' support was added to store domain-specific identity backend [http://docs.openstack.org/developer/keystone/configuration.html#domain-specific-drivers configuration in SQL] using the HTTP API. The primary use case for this is to create a new domain with the HTTP API, and then immediately configure a domain-specific LDAP driver for it without restarting Keystone.

Filter parameters specified by API users are now processed by LDAP itself, instead of by Keystone.
Experimental support was added to store domain-specific identity backend configuration in SQL using the HTTP API. The primary use case for this is to create a new domain with the HTTP API, and then immediately configure a domain-specific LDAP driver for it without restarting Keystone.