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GitLab Server integration

Only Org Admin and Team Manager have permission to edit the GitLab Server integration.

See permission details.

Configure GitLab Server​

Step 1: After selecting an org/team, click GitLab Server to go to the integration screen.

Step 2: Enter the URL of your GitLab Enterprise instance. The Create a personal access token button is enabled after entering the URL.

Step 3: After configuring repository access, click Create a personal access token. You will be redirected to GitLab to create a token.

GitLab Server integration — configure form with URL and access settings

Step 4: On GitLab, fill in Token name and Token Description, then select read_api.

GitLab — Token name and description

GitLab — Select read_api scope

Step 5: Copy the personal access token.

Step 6: Return to FPT AppSec. Paste the Personal Access Token and click Test Connection.

The system validates required fields and the token. If successful, Test connect successfully is displayed. If it fails, Test connection Failed appears.

Step 7: Click Integrate.

View details​

After selecting your org/team, click Configured GitLab Server to view the integration status, including Personal Access Token, Repository Access, Integrated at, and the Access Key for CI/CD integration.

You can also Reintegrate or Disable the integration from this screen.

GitLab Server integration — detail view

Reconfigure GitLab Server​

Click Reconfigure on the GitLab Server integration detail screen, then follow the same steps as the initial integration.

Disable GitLab Server integration​

Step 1: Click Disable on the GitLab Server integration detail screen.

Step 2: Type disable and click Confirm.

GitLab Server integration — disable confirmation

Access key for CI/CD pipeline​

In the detail screen you will find an access key to use in your CI/CD pipeline. See the CI/CD integration guide.

You can copy or reset the access key for CI/CD pipeline integration.