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SSO hooks?

Armin Tangelder

Is there documentation or white paper or anything I can read about the SSO possibilities of JIRA software/Servicedesk.

We we want the portal to be incorporated within our own tool community and we need to devise a method of working.

But it is a must that this is supported in a hybrid method so we can have normal and AD accounts mix otherwise we will get real busy administering all users... This is unwanted.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You can't do it on Cloud, as Cloud does not support external directories. (There was some noise about maybe having external AD directories to provide customer accounts, but I don't know if that's even started yet)

On Server, you can integrate all sorts of things. AD is a good start, and you can build SSO on that.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

On Server, you can integrate all sorts of things. AD is a good start, and you can build SSO on that.

Armin Tangelder

Thank you,

Sorry for the late answer...

Leaves me wondering, if we have it on server or managed services is JIRA Software is the lead in the SSO? Or, as the community is based on Drupal, if that can be the lead in the single point of definition.

Maybe this is a bit out of the league for this forum. As it involves a third party product.
But any help is appreciated.

Just to give a simple sketch of the solution we need/are looking at.

Main site is Drupal, and contains several underlaying echelons of our organisation:

Main entrance/frontpage (Drupal)
Documentation (Drupal)
Academy (Moodle)
Ticketing (We are looking at JIRA ServiceDesk working now with TopDesk)
Consultancy (Joomla/Moodle/Drupal)

We want to have a single sign on system implemented and most of the accounts are currently in Drupal and Moodle. Depending on the type request.

So I would like to have the JIRA ServiceDesk Portal be our front page. And than direct people to all needed information in all underlaying systems. Confluence will help in this as well.

We are really puzzling around with this. Any idea's?

thanks in advance

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

What is the underlying user directory?

Armin Tangelder

Currently we have 3 user dirs sad

Moodle contains people that get a education
Drupal for the community entrance
AD for own employees with a certain set of rights within Drupal.

JIRA has it's users in his own database so actually when I count again it is in 4 different location.

You can imagine the straight to keep this in sync.

And due to lack of knowledge we are struggling to make the right decision.

So I'm looking for some sort of white paperisch document that can help us sort this issue we are dealing with

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Well, JIRA at least can use other directories, as long as it's server and not cloud. (For Cloud, forget it, your only workable option is to convert the others to use Google accounts that you can then reuse in JIRA)

If you've got AD, then you could easily use it for JIRA Server. I understand it works with Drupal as well, but I don't know about Moodle (I've used it, but not looked under the hood)

Bruno Vincent

Maybe you should consider Atlassian Crowd. This would provide you with SSO and the opportunity to keep your 3 user directories as they are today (1 LDAP connector for AD users, 2 custom directory connectors for Moodle and Drupal users).

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