Set-up GitLab Integration
DevGuard integrates with GitLab to provide a seamless experience for developers. This guide will walk you through the steps to set up the integration.
Steps
Generate a new access token on GitLab
Go to Project you want to integrate with Devguard on GitLab.
Choose Access tokens under Settings then click on Add new token.
Configure your GitLab access token
Input a name and a description for the token.
Under Select a role choose Reporter, you don’t need to select any scope.
Then click on Create project access token.
Copy the generated token
Go to organization settings on Devguard & click integrate with GitLab
Configure your GitLab instance settings
Add a name for the Integration (like Tom’s Personal Access Token, or Project Access Token for DevGuard), the URL of your GitLab instance and the access token you generated in the previous step.
Navigate to an asset within one of your projects and select your corresponding GitLab project.
Add a webhook to your GitLab project
Go to your GitLab project settings select Webhooks under Settings, then click on Add new webhook.
Configure your GitLab webhook
Paste following URL in the URL field:
if you are using devguard under stage.devguard.org
https://api.stage.devguard.org/api/v1/webhook/if you are using devguard under main.devguard.org
https://api.main.devguard.org/api/v1/webhook/then select the events you want to trigger the webhook, it is recommended to select following events:
- Comments
- Issues events
then click on Save changes
Now you have successfully integrated your GitLab repository with DevGuard. You can integrate the CI/CD pipeline with DevGuard from the security control center of the asset in DevGuard.