Issue Summary
When configuring application link between bamboo and any atlassian cloud server product, Bamboo Base URL needs to be used even if bamboo is behind a firewall and not direct accessible from outside.
Steps to Reproduce
- Configure application link between Bamboo and (for e.g.) Jira Cloud
- Navigate as Bamboo Admin to Cog >> Overview >> Manage Apps >> Application Links.
- Create Cloud application link for a product by entering the URL that you use to access the remote application.
- When a creating a reciprocal link for Bamboo, you need to use the Base URL of Bamboo that you use to access the remote application. In case Bamboo is behind a firewall, you cannot use a different URL than the Base URL, as while proxy will rewrite http redirects, it probably won't rewrite base url in payload.
Expected Results
When creating application links, Bamboo should be allowed to use other than Bamboo Base URL for example Microsoft application proxy.
Actual Results
Currently we can use only Bamboo Base URL while configuring application links.
Workaround
None.
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[BAM-21439] Application Link creation shouldn't have limitation of using Bamboo Base URL
| Fix Version/s | New: 9.3.0 [ 104112 ] | |
| Resolution | New: Answered [ 9 ] | |
| Status | Original: Gathering Interest [ 11772 ] | New: Closed [ 6 ] |
| UIS | Original: 1 | New: 0 |
| UIS | New: 1 |
| Remote Link | New: This issue links to "Page (Confluence)" [ 590122 ] |
| Description |
Original:
h3. Issue Summary
When configuring application link between bamboo and any atlassian cloud server product, Bamboo Base URL needs to be used even if bamboo is behind a firewall and not direct accessible from outside. h3. Steps to Reproduce # Configure application link between Bamboo and (for e.g.) Jira Cloud Server # Navigate as Bamboo Admin to _Cog >> Overview >> Manage Apps >> Application Links_. # Create Cloud application link for a product by entering the URL that you use to access the remote application. # When a creating a reciprocal link for Bamboo, you need to use the Base URL of Bamboo that you use to access the remote application. In case Bamboo is behind a firewall, you cannot use a different URL than the Base URL, as while proxy will rewrite http redirects, it probably won't rewrite base url in payload. h3. Expected Results When creating application links, Bamboo should be allowed to use other than Bamboo Base URL for example Microsoft application proxy. h3. Actual Results Currently we can use only Bamboo Base URL while configuring application links. h3. Workaround None. |
New:
h3. Issue Summary
When configuring application link between bamboo and any atlassian cloud server product, Bamboo Base URL needs to be used even if bamboo is behind a firewall and not direct accessible from outside. h3. Steps to Reproduce # Configure application link between Bamboo and (for e.g.) Jira Cloud # Navigate as Bamboo Admin to _Cog >> Overview >> Manage Apps >> Application Links_. # Create Cloud application link for a product by entering the URL that you use to access the remote application. # When a creating a reciprocal link for Bamboo, you need to use the Base URL of Bamboo that you use to access the remote application. In case Bamboo is behind a firewall, you cannot use a different URL than the Base URL, as while proxy will rewrite http redirects, it probably won't rewrite base url in payload. h3. Expected Results When creating application links, Bamboo should be allowed to use other than Bamboo Base URL for example Microsoft application proxy. h3. Actual Results Currently we can use only Bamboo Base URL while configuring application links. h3. Workaround None. |
| Summary | Original: Application Link creation shouldn't have limitation of using Bamboo Base URL when | New: Application Link creation shouldn't have limitation of using Bamboo Base URL |
Hi,
Bamboo Dev Team here. We are closing this ticket because a recommended way of handling a scenario like the one from the issue description is to use application tunnels. The application tunnel lets you securely connect DC products to Cloud ones.
Since the Bamboo 9.3.0 version, Bamboo has officially started supporting application tunnels.
Learn more about application tunnels and how to configure them: https://support.atlassian.com/organization-administration/docs/connect-to-self-managed-products-with-application-tunnels/