Jira
This connectivity package provides support for managing users, passwords, and groups in Jira.
Supported objects and operations
| System objects | Omada Identity Data Model | Operations |
|---|---|---|
| Users | Account | Create, read, delete |
| Passwords | - | |
| Groups | Resource | Read |
| Group membership (users) | Resource assignment | Create, read, delete |
| Group membership (groups) | Resource parent/child | - |
Minimum required permissions
See the Jira REST API documentation for details.
Implementation notes
Use the basic authentication for personal scripts, bots, and ad-hoc execution of the REST APIs. Jira REST API is protected by the same restrictions that apply in the standard Jira web interface (if you do not log in, you access Jira anonymously). If you log in and do not have permissions to view an item in Jira, you won't be able to view it using the Jira REST API either.
Network requirements
From the system onboarding view, select Advanced. Use the following details:
Security protocol: TLS 1.2
Paging mechanism: URL parameters
Url parameters: startAt={index}&count=1000
Total field: total
Timeout in seconds: 360
Row count per batch: 1000
Prerequisites
Basic authentication requires API tokens. Generate an API token for your Atlassian account and use it to authenticate anywhere where you would have used a password.
- Log in to your Atlassian account, and go to API tokens.
- Click Create API token.
- Enter a memorable and concise label for your token and click Create.
- Click Copy to clipboard, then paste the token to your script or elsewhere to save.
Depending on the details of the HTTP library you use, replace your password with the token.