Configuring and Managing ALM Integrations
Org Administration › ALM Connections
At the organization level, we’ve introduced a new ALM Connections page where you can manage integrations with enterprise instances of GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. By default, this list is empty until you add your first connection.
The ALM Connections page will contain configured ALM Connections. (default empty)
Tip: Refer to our provider-specific Knowledge Base articles for step-by-step instructions on creating the OAuth connected app and generating the Client ID/Secret.
3. Configuring a New ALM Connection
Provider
Choose your ALM platform (GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket).
Domain / ALM URL
Enter the URL for your ALM server.
Each ALM URL must be unique for each ALM connection within an organization.
Allowed IP Ranges
Specify the CIDR blocks or IP ranges that are permitted to access your Enterprise server.
OAuth Credentials
Paste the Client ID and Client Secret generated when you created your connected app in the provider’s system.
Test Connection
Click Test Connection to verify the provided credentials. If the validation is successful, click Create ALM Connection to complete the setup.
4. Manage ALM Connections
Use the dropdown of configured connections to select and modify(Edit/ Delete) an existing integration.
On click to the edit, below screen would be shown with ALM details, Update the required fields as mentioned in above point 3 (Configuring a New ALM Connection)
Test Connection
Click Test Connection again to validate the updated credentials. If successful, click Update ALM Connection to save the changes.
Using ALM Connections During Project Setup:
Once an ALM connection is successfully created or updated, it will appear in the dropdown under: Project Analysis › Add Analysis Project › Add a New Project
Select the appropriate ALM URL from the dropdown to proceed with project analysis.
Knowledge Base Articles for Project Analysis via ALM Providers
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