To install the Jira Connector app, go to the GitHub repository of the Jira connector application
Refer to the following for a sample YAML file configuration.
Sample - yaml
version: "3.4"
services:
qualys-client-service:
image: qualys/qualys-client-for-jira-integration:1.3.0
networks:
- qualys-jira-connector
volumes:
- qualys-jira-volume:/opt/qualys/common/jiraconnector/
environment:
- SPRING_REDIS_HOST= 10.10.10.10
- SPRING_REDIS_PORT=6379
- SPRING_REDIS_USER=default
- SPRING_REDIS_PASSWORD=JiraConnectorRedisDB
redis-client-service:
image: qualys/redis-test:1.2.0
networks:
- qualys-jira-connector
ports:
- 6379:6379
volumes:
- qualys-jira-volume:/opt/qualys/common/jiraconnector/
jira-client-service:
image: qualys/jira-client-for-jira-integration:1.3.0
networks:
- qualys-jira-connector
volumes:
- qualys-jira-volume:/opt/qualys/common/jiraconnector/
environment:
- SPRING_REDIS_HOST= 10.10.10.10
- SPRING_REDIS_PORT=6379
- SPRING_REDIS_USER=default
- SPRING_REDIS_PASSWORD=JiraConnectorRedisDB
depends_on:
- qualys-client-service
networks:
qualys-jira-connector:
volumes:
qualys-jira-volume:
In the above YAML, 10.10.10.10 is the IP of the host on which the Jira connector is running. If your Jira connector setup is on Windows, then, this IP should be of Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
- Execute the following commands from your local directory:
Refer to the following image to understand the command output.
As part of the Docker compose behavior, your local directory name with the docker-compose.yml is prefixed onto the container, volume, and network name.
Now that you have installed the application let's see what the Jira connector application has introduced to your environment.
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