Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Accessing Self-Hosted Repositories

You can connect to self-hosted repositories stored in Bitbucket Server and GitLab Server. In the Managed Build stage, you can configure a self-hosted GitLab Server or Bitbucket Server as a build source.

For self-hosted GitLab Server or Bitbucket Server private repositories with a self-signed certificate, you must upload the certificate to the OCI Certificate service as a Certificate Authority (CA) bundle. For information about creating a CA bundle, see Managing CA Bundles. When you create the connection, you must select the uploaded CA bundle for Transport Layer Security (TLS) verification to download the build source during the build run.

To configure TLS verification, do the following steps:

  • Run this command to get the CA certificate: 

    echo -n | openssl s_client -connect <host IP address of the repository server and port number>| sed -ne '/-BEGIN CERTIFICATE-/,/-END CERTIFICATE-/p' > cacert.pem <file to upload>
  • Upload the certificate to the OCI Certificate service CA bundle resource and get the CA bundle Oracle Cloud Identifier (OCID).
  • Write IAM policy to allow the build pipeline to access the CA bundle resource. See Build Pipeline Policies.

For troubleshooting, see Configuring Private Connection.