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Manage integrations

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Access, update, test, and delete integrations to maintain connections between CloudBees Unify and external systems like source control repositories, CI tools, and project management platforms. Before you begin, ensure you have access to the organization where the integrations are configured.

Access integrations

To access existing integrations and view available integration types:

  1. Select your organization from the organization selector in the upper left.

  2. Navigate to Configurations  Integrations.

The integration management interface displays, showing existing integrations and available integration types.

Create new integrations

To create a new integration:

  1. Navigate to Configurations  Integrations.

  2. Select Create integration.

  3. Select the integration type from the available options.

    You can locate an integration type three different ways: scroll through the alphabetical list grouped by category, use the search bar to search by name, or use the options to filter by category. If the integration type is not listed, hover over the Category menu to redisplay the integration category list and select another category.

  4. Complete the integration-specific configuration steps:

The new integration appears in your integration list.

Update existing integrations

To update an existing integration:

  1. Navigate to Configurations  Integrations.

  2. Select Vertical ellipsis next to the integration you want to update, and then select Edit integration.

  3. Make any desired changes to the configuration.

  4. (Optional) Select Test integration to verify connectivity.

  5. Select Save.

The selected integration is updated accordingly.

To connect a repository that is in a GitHub account or organization that is already connected, configure the connected repositories in GitHub.

Delete integrations

A deleted integration is completely removed from CloudBees Unify, and deletion is irreversible.

To delete an integration:

  1. Navigate to Configurations  Integrations.

  2. Select Vertical ellipsis next to the integration you want to delete.

  3. Select Delete integration.

  4. Select Delete to confirm the deletion.

The selected integration is deleted and removed from the integration list.

Related pages

Configure CI/CD integrations