Hello everyone,
I would like to know if it is possible to integrate Crowd from a local Active Directory to authenticate users in Confluence or JIRA?
Additional question: Will Crowd support Azure AD instead of on premise AD in the near future?
Many thanks, Ben
No. Cloud does not support any form of external authentication systems.
Yet. See https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/ID-79 for the request.
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Yes, Crowd does AD integration and SSO. But you've said you're using Cloud, where you can NOT.
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Hello Nic thanks for your answer.
So if I summarize:
Is this valid?
Many thanks, Ben
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Not quite, although the end result is the same: - Crowd does AD integration and SSO, Cloud and Server - Crowd *is* behind the user maintenance on Cloud - The end users in Cloud do *not* have the ability to connect Crowd to any other system (It's a pedantic point - you already ARE using Crowd on Cloud, but you can NOT use your AD with it)
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Nick and other gurus,
Is it possible to define Crowd directory pointing to remote Crowd (cloud JIRA) and reuse cloud users for set of Atlassian products that I have to run locally? The main purpose to have a single identity to manage across both Atlassian offerings (cloud and server)
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No, Cloud doesn't expose the internal users like that.
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