Hi Everyone, I’m trying to create a service connection between our on-prem orchestrator and Azure Pipelines. As I know we can use Basic Authentication to connect to on-prem. But our login in Orchestrator is configured using Azure Active Directory, how can I proceed with this?
You can either create one user with basic authetication in orchestrator and use it
Or create an external application in orchestrator and use those details here
Cheers
Got it @Anil_G . I’ll try this out and revert. Thank you so much!
Hi @Anil_G , we tried to navigate using our on-prem orchestrator but we cannot see it. This link seems to be for UiPath Cloud, do you happen to have the doc link to navigate using On Premise version? Thanks again!
Hi @RenzFaustino,
If your Orchestrator instance is configured to use Azure Active Directory (AAD) for authentication, you can use OAuth 2.0 authentication to connect to your Orchestrator instance from Azure Pipelines. Here are the steps to set up the service connection:
- In your Orchestrator instance, go to
Settings > Security > OAuth 2.0
. Create a new OAuth 2.0 client by providing a name, redirect URI, and selecting the scopes that the client needs to access. Make a note of theclient_id
,client_secret
, andredirect_uri
values. - In Azure Pipelines, go to the project settings and click on
Service connections
. Click onNew service connection
and selectUiPath Orchestrator
. - Enter the URL of your Orchestrator instance and select
OAuth 2.0
as the authentication type. - Enter the
client_id
,client_secret
, andredirect_uri
values that you obtained from your Orchestrator instance. - Test the connection to ensure that the service connection is set up correctly.
Once you have set up the service connection, you can use it to deploy and manage your UiPath automation projects from Azure Pipelines.
Ahh my bad
Here it is
You have to login to the tenant settings as admin then you would see
Cheers
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