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Integrating Bamboo server with Bitbucket cloud

Raju Adluru
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Jan 28, 2020

Hi Community

We would like integrate Bamboo server( latest) with Bitbucket cloud(Atlassian).

our Bamboo server is within firewall, not able to access from internet.

I don't see any white list options in bamboo server.

I saw option for triggers in bamboo plans to add bitbucket cloud IP list.

but how to connect  repo, using SSH shared creds, we are getting error:

"we could not connect to repo, details provided were incorrect"

Anybody faced same issue, how to resolve this?

Thanks for your help.

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Jeyanthan I
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Feb 07, 2020

Hi @Raju Adluru ,

For Bamboo to access Bitbucket cloud repository, it is necessary to open the standard ports for HTTP/HTTPS/SSH which are 80/443/22 on the Bamboo server as explained in this documentation.

It is not clear what exactly you're doing and where you're getting the mentioned error. If you are getting a 403 Forbidden error when trying to communicate to Bitbucket Cloud, it means you are using an incorrect password when you created the repository configuration, so let's check that first.

Please do the following:

  1. From Bitbucket Cloud, go to Bitbucket settings -> App passwords, and generate a password with sufficient access.
  2. In Bamboo, in the repository configuration screen, click on "Change password", and input the App password you just generated.
  3. Click on "Load repositories", select the correct one.
  4. Click on "Test Connection".

If everything was done properly, this should work.

Hope that helps.

Cheers, Jey

Raju Adluru
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Feb 07, 2020

Jey

Thank you for the update, Sure, let me check these and update you.

Bitbucket cloud is not able see to our Bamboo server, which is inside the firewall, working with network team to check ports and secure certs.

I am able to telnet bitbucket from Bamboo server.

Thanks

Jeyanthan I
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Feb 08, 2020

Sure thing. Good luck!

Cheers, Jey

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