Hi
I would like to know if Crowd is the only option for single sign on for all the Atlassian products?
Thanks
Kathy
Hi,
We do have this page with some information on this subject.
Yes. All the guides are here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CROWD/Overview+of+SSO
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I came here to link to the same page that @Rodrigo Sogari [Atlassian] did, but I will add a little bit more detail.
Those instructions describe how to do SSO for those applications that use the atlassian-seraph
library. JIRA and Confluence definitely use that library. I'm less familiar with Bamboo, but it appears to use atlassian-seraph
as well, so the instructions should be similar to those for Confluence, but with a different class names for the base authenticator (presumably BambooAuthenticator).
Stash definitely does *not* use atlassian-seraph; however, it provides its own plugin points for doing custom authentication, as described in this other answer: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/11467425/how-can-i-integrate-sso-with-stash-application
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So the answer is basically: "Yes, but it's a whole lot easier if you use Crowd".
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There is a SAML 2.0 Application in the Okta system for Confluence & JIRA and an application for Stash & bamboo - but Atlassian will not provide configuration support on it.
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