Manage Servers

Manage Servers

On the "Manage Servers" page, you can add all servers you want to publish information to. Supported are:

  • Bamboo

  • Bitbucket

  • Confluence Cloud

  • Confluence DC

  • Jira Cloud

  • Jira DC

  • Other

These servers are used in the Send web request action. Servers with the application type Confluence Cloud or Confluence DC are also used in the various Confluence actions, like Create new page or Copy attachments to page.

In the "Used by" column, you see how many operations or templates use this server. Click on the link and the operations and templates are listed in the "This server is used by" dialog.

To add a new server, select Add Server and enter the appropriate information in the dialog.

For Confluence Cloud and Jira Cloud servers you can enter the user name (e-mail address) and API token of a regular user or preferably the OAuth 2.0 credentials of a service account.

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When using an API token you should create a token without scopes. When using a service account with OAuth 2.0 credentials select the following scopes:

delete:attachment:confluence
delete:blogpost:confluence
delete:page:confluence
read:attachment:confluence
read:blogpost:confluence
read:comment:confluence
read:configuration:confluence
read:content-details:confluence
read:content:confluence
read:content.permission:confluence
read:content.metadata:confluence
read:content.property:confluence
read:content.restriction:confluence
read:custom-content:confluence
read:database:confluence
read:embed:confluence
read:folder:confluence
read:group:confluence
read:hierarchical-content:confluence
read:label:confluence
read:page:confluence
read:permission:confluence
read:relation:confluence
read:space-details:confluence
read:space:confluence
read:space.permission:confluence
read:space.property:confluence
read:space.setting:confluence
read:task:confluence
read:template:confluence
read:user:confluence
read:whiteboard:confluence
write:app-data:confluence
write:attachment:confluence
write:blogpost:confluence
write:configuration:confluence
write:content:confluence
write:content.property:confluence
write:content.restriction:confluence
write:folder:confluence
write:label:confluence
write:page:confluence
write:relation:confluence
write:space:confluence
write:space.permission:confluence
write:space.property:confluence
write:space.setting:confluence

For Confluence Data Center servers you can a user name and password or a personal access token.

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For Confluence servers you should enter the ID of the associated application link to create Confluence Page links instead of regular web links.

You can find this ID by clicking the link in the description:

For "Other" servers, you can also enter the required HTTP headers.

You can create up to 20 servers.