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Bit Bucket

Bitbucket is a Git repository management solution that allows teams to collaborate on source code. It provides features like access control, pull requests, and integration with Jira. The document outlines the steps to integrate Bitbucket with FireFlink, including creating Bitbucket and FireFlink accounts, generating an app password, creating a Bitbucket instance and repository in FireFlink, and running an initial pipeline.

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Bit Bucket

Bitbucket is a Git repository management solution that allows teams to collaborate on source code. It provides features like access control, pull requests, and integration with Jira. The document outlines the steps to integrate Bitbucket with FireFlink, including creating Bitbucket and FireFlink accounts, generating an app password, creating a Bitbucket instance and repository in FireFlink, and running an initial pipeline.

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BitBucket :

● Bitbucket is a Git repository management solution designed for professional teams.


● It gives you a central place to manage git repositories, collaborate on your source code,
and guide you through the development flow.
● Bitbucket provides lots of features that include the deployment of Bitbucket in three
different options - Bitbucket cloud, Bitbucket data center, and Bitbucket Server.
● It’s used in access control, pull requests, workflow control, integration of Jira, and full
rest API.
● The restriction of source code is provided by Bitbucket, which has access control.

Why do we need Bitbucket?

● It allows users to do basic Git operations (such as reviewing or merging code, similar to
GitHub) while controlling read and write access to the code.
● Bitbucket is focused on private repositories.
● It allows you to automatically build, test, and even deploy your code based on a
configuration file in your repository.

Steps for Bitbucket Integration:


● Login to FireFlink and navigate to the Configuration section.
● From there, proceed to Integrations and click on the Bitbucket Logo to initiate the
creation of a Bitbucket Instance.
● This process will prompt you to input your Bitbucket Username and Password.
● Next, open a new tab and search for Bitbucket Login, selecting the first link that appears.

● Click on the Login button and if you don't have an account, proceed to create one by
entering your email address.

● Verify your email by entering the received OTP.


● Once verified, input your Full Name and create a Password for your account, then click
on continue.
● Upon reaching the UI, specify a username for your account.

● Skip the following step

● create a workspace by clicking on the provided link.


● Choose a unique name that does not already exist as a workspace.

● Once the workspace is created, you will be redirected to the home page of Bitbucket.
● Navigate to the settings icon and choose "Personal Bitbucket Settings".
● Copy the username from the settings.

Paste this copied username into the FireFlink Platform while setting up the
Bitbucket instance.

● Proceed to click on "App Passwords" in the left navigation panel.


● Create a new app password and give a label to it.
● Return to FireFlink, and hover over the 'i' icon at the password text field to view
permission details.

● Follow the instructions to provide the necessary permissions for different aspects.
● Once you click on Create a popup with your password will be visible.

● Copy it and paste it into the FireFlink Bitbucket password text field, then click on Verify.

● After successful verification, fill in the required fields for the Instance name and select
the previously created workspace from the dropdown.
● Return to the Bitbucket website, click on its logo, and access the Create dropdown.
Choose the project option.

● Name the project, and create it.


● Once finished, go back to FireFlink and assign a name to the repository (It can be any
random name as it will be generated in BitBucket once the Instance is created).

● Select a project from FireFlink and a suite from that particular project.
● You'll encounter a popup to verify FireFlink credentials.
● Now an instance for Bit Bucket is created.

● Navigate back to Bitbucket, click on Repositories, and find your created repository.
● Access your repository and you'll be able to see the instance created in FireFlink.

● Navigate to Pipelines and initiate two-step verification.


● Follow the link provided for two-step verification to obtain a barcode.

● Now install an application called “Twilio Authy” for IOS devices.


And “Twilio Authy Authenticator” for Android devices.
● Register yourself in that application.
● Scan the QR code from Bitbucket in the application, confirm your details, and enter the
code generated within the given time frame.
● Enable verification via the email sent to you.

● Upon enabling verification, you'll be redirected to Bitbucket.


● Revisit repositories, select your repository, access pipelines, and Click on Run Initial
Pipeline

● Select the branch and pipeline, and click on the run button
● This will trigger the execution on the designated machine.

● The results of the execution will be visible on both the FireFlink execution dashboard
and Bitbucket.

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