I installed Sonar on my machine.I have Bit Bucket Repository also.How do i perform Sonar Bit Bucket OAuth Integration?
The Bitbucket Authentication Plugin (Github: sonar-auth-bitbucket) seems to be what you're looking for.
This plugin enables user authentication and Single Sign-On via Bitbucket.
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I'm using Bitbucket as a source control service and I'm interested to start using its pipelines capability to build and deploy my app. I'm using AWS CodeArtifact to host my Java artifacts.
The thing I'm struggle with is how to authenticate AWS CodeArtifact from the Bitbucket pipelines.
How to run
aws sso login --profile XXXX
export CODEARTIFACT_AUTH_TOKEN=`aws codeartifact get-authorization-token ....
Is there a best practice to deal with this??
I think the exportation of the CODEARTIFACT_AUTH_TOKEN env var is quite fine. For the first authentication to AWS, you probably want to take a look into Bitbucket OIDC capabilities:
https://bitbucket.org/blog/bitbucket-pipelines-and-openid-connect-no-more-secret-management
https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/deploy-on-aws-using-bitbucket-pipelines-openid-connect/
Essentially, setting up an identity provider in you AWS account that will let your pipelines assume a role by just declaring
- step:
name: My pipeline
oidc: true
...
(also exporting an AWS_ROLE_ARN somewhere)
Identities and the assumed roles can be set up to granular clearance levels per repository, deployment stage, etc
Setting up an OIDC identity provider can be cumbersome. You might be interested in giving https://registry.terraform.io/modules/calidae/bitbucket-oidc/aws/latest a look, even if you weren't using terraform.
I'm using SAML 2.0 plugin to connect Jenkins to ADFS.
I was able to add ADFS IDP metadata in Jenkins plugin and validate successfully. This is the only configuration update I made in Jenkins SAML plugin configuration.
After the IDP update whenever I try to hit any Jenkins URL it gets auto redirected to the ADFS server url and errors out.
I'm comfortable with Jenkins, however as I m new to ADFS I would like to know the following:
What Jenkins information do I need to provide to the ADFS team for them to get the integration to work and where will I find that information.
Apart from IDP metadata is there other ADFS details I need to provide in Jenkins ?
Is running Jenkins on SSL (signed by self or by CA) a must for integrating with ADFS ? I'm looking to do a very basic setup that works and not a standard setup.
Please suggest.
I can provide their IDP metadata if required however would like recommendation of what to delete/remove from IDP file for security reasons.
I am trying to install the BitBucket Status Notifier Plugin and as part of its documentation it is mentioning to create OAuth Consumer.
However I am not able to find the option in any setting, even if I am a super admin.
I am using hosted BitBucket v 4.7.1.
Any help?
It works only with BitBucket Cloud only. Look at the wiki page that you mentioned BitBucket Status Notifier Plugin
This plugin aims at the Atlassian-hosted BitBucket Cloud solution, not
BitBucket Server (formerly known as Stash).
I am working on a Jenkins plugin that uses the new Bitbucket Build Status API. The best way to access the API is using oauth.
What is the best way of building oauth into my Jenkins plugin? Should I use a oauth Java library or is there another Jenkins plugin I can depend my plugin on?
How would the process of "connecting" Jenkins and my plugin to the Bitbucket account (granting access and storing the tokens)?
There is already a plugin for Jenkins that does extacly what you need I guess and use OAuth for authentication. Just take a look to the plugin.
I am confused with Jenkins LDAP Plugin and the LDAP that already comes with jenkins without installing any plugin.
Does someone know what is the difference between Jenkins Built in LDAP and Jenkins LDAP Plugin
Ref: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Standard+Security+Setup
I think that there is no difference between them.
LDAP feature simply taken out as this plug.
So, I use on my server built-in feature. Work fine.