I have already printed timestamps in the log files. We may see from here: 
[09:20:29.260258 ]: 144248 (BATALLONES,Jayson) looks like a creation
[09:20:29.260564 ]: Creating entry 144248 (BATALLONES,Jayson) in ED...
[09:20:35.192125 ]: createEDentry: Successfully created ED entry 'st-e
+duid=ed953127,ou=people,dc=xyz,dc=com' 144248 (BATALLON
ES,Jayson) for location 000194

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The above log shows that LDAP Server is not taking too much time in creating a entry. I have also used Benchmark for it and the result is as below: 
the code took: 1 wallclock secs ( 0.01 usr  0.00 sys +  0.00 cusr  0.0
+0 csys =  0.01 CPU) in Creating entry 144248(BATALLONES,Jayson) in ED
+...

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