2015-03-09 o 17:13, Mike Chmielewski wrote:
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has experiences they are willing to share
about moving the user DB from the built-in Jenkins DB to an outside
one like LDAP or Google OpenID/Oauth (Google Oauth experience is more
applicable to my use case).
We have have 50-75 users with access now, and the company uses Google
Apps, so it is a natural fit to move to the shared auth in Google, as
we grow larger/have multiple remote offices, etc.
Are there manual steps to migrate? Is it seamless? Does it default to
internal?
The only gotcha I have is that we have some outsourcing groups with
access, with their own email systems... Is the current Google
authentication integration flexible enough?
Not sure about Google, but we moved to LDAP login with Role Strategy
Plugin to mange authorization. There is no migration. You define roles
all over, but defining roles is easier then in default authorization
Jenkins model (where it is done per-job)...
I guess you could parse jobs config.xml and maybe create new
configuration semi-automatically, but I didn't found any tool for that.
Regards,
Nux.
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