I'm trying to implement a configuration management system for my job, and wanted to test to see if bitbucket Server is the way to go. My question is: how can I setup the server to have other people in my office log into the server from their machines? Is it possible to setup the server on our network, then that would allow multiple users to sign in? So far I've only done some experiments using the evaluation and have it installed on my own c drive. I am new to git and have only been messing around with it for the past week or so in trying to implement CM for my job, so any info would be appreciated.
Hi Chris,
Welcome to the Atlassian Community.
Yes, it is possible to install it on a network, and yes, multiple users can sign in to it as long as they have the right access.
Thanks for the quick response. So would all I need to do to have others on my network log on is to install it onto our network? Or is there some step in the installation process I need to take note of? Or once its installed I just need to change the Base URL? Thanks for any help you can provide, or is there any forum I could look at for additional help related to this (I have been looking through the community questions, I haven't found anything yet).
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The base URL is usually either the host name of the server, or the DNS name that you have configured.
Yes, if you want to self-host Bitbucket all you need to do is install it on a server on your network, use either the host name as the base URL or a DNS name like bitbucket.mycompany.com:7990, and then add users in Bitbucket to give them access to it. Another option if you do not want to self-host and have to maintain a server is to use Bitbucket Cloud.
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