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Bitbucket

Connect your Bitbucket pipeline

Follow these instructions for each Bitbucket repository you want to connect to the Humanitec platform.

Log in to Bitbucket and go to the repository you want to connect.
Go to Settings, and then go to Pipelines > Repository variables
Create a variable called HUMANITEC_TOKEN Copy, and paste the following token as the value: loFviytjXkybBdHWT5bG2ByPubI7XhVF6EEeqfynRRqHTKkIp5EEFnQ2bEr4vuhWndugfxOpHnG6dSiNZPCA4oQ
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Create a bitbucket-pipelines.yml file if you haven't already. See the Atlassian documentation for more information.
Ensure that you have a step in your bitbucket-pipelines.yml file that builds and produces a Docker image as an artifact (tmp-image.docker).
Append the following code snippet as a step:

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- step:
name: Push to Humanitec Platform
services:
- docker
script:
- docker load --input ./tmp-image.docker
- IMAGE_NAME=$(docker images | tail -n +2 | awk '{print $1}')
- IMAGE_TAG=$(docker images | tail -n +2 | awk '{print $2}')
- HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_CREDS=$(curl -XGET -H 'Authorization:Bearer '$HUMANITEC_TOKEN'' 'https://dev-api.humanitec.io/orgs/humanitec/registries/humanitec/creds' | jq .)
- HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_USERNAME=$(echo $HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_CREDS | jq .username | tr -d '"')
- HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_PASSWORD=$(echo $HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_CREDS | jq .password | tr -d '"')
- docker login --username $HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_USERNAME --password $HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_PASSWORD dev-registry.humanitec.io
- docker tag $IMAGE_NAME:$IMAGE_TAG dev-registry.humanitec.io/$HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_USERNAME/$IMAGE_NAME:$IMAGE_TAG
- docker push dev-registry.humanitec.io/$HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_USERNAME/$IMAGE_NAME:$IMAGE_TAG
- "curl -XPOST -H 'Authorization: Bearer '$HUMANITEC_TOKEN'' -H 'Content-type: application/json' -d '{\"commit\": \"'$BITBUCKET_COMMIT'\", \"branch\": \"'$BITBUCKET_BRANCH'\", \"tags\": [\"'$IMAGE_TAG'\"],\"image\" : \"dev-registry.humanitec.io/'$HUMANITEC_REGISTRY_USERNAME'/'$IMAGE_NAME':'$IMAGE_TAG'\"}' 'https://dev-api.humanitec.io/orgs/humanitec/modules/'$IMAGE_NAME'/builds'"

Ok, I completed the steps I will do it later

CircleCI

Connect your CircleCI pipeline

Instructions on how to add the snippet to the end of the pipeline.

Steps
1. Go to
2. Do one thing
3. Insert the snippet bellow to activate the computer magic
4. Magic happens now.

Magical snippet that does all the job just in 3 lines of code.
Line one
Line two
Third line

Couple of words concluding the actions.

Ok, I completed the steps I will do it later

GitHub

Connect your GitHub pipeline

Follow these instructions for each GitHub Actions Workflow you want to connect to the Humanitec platform.

Log in to GitHub and go to the repository containing the Workflow you want to connect.
Go to Settings, and then go to Pipelines > Repository variables
Create an Encrypted Secret called HUMANITEC_TOKEN Copy in the repository with the value below:047BpLATWdmPntOJro0bl4g4ZmN5a3BwnKZRvO2bxSlMZScSB2caHnClNNT9SvLAGaONf5monfFzEyEJQ9Sm5Un
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Open your existing workflow file or create one.
Ensure that you have a step in your workflow file that checks out the source code: Normally it looks like:
‍- uses: actions/checkout@v2
Append the following code snippet as the last step:
- name: Build and Push to Humanitec
uses: humanitec/build-push-to-humanitec@v1
with:
humanitec-token: ${{ secrets.HUMANITEC_TOKEN }}
organization: humanitec Copy

Ok, I completed the steps I will do it later

GitLab

Connect your GitLab pipeline

Instructions on how to add the snippet to the end of the pipeline.

Steps
1. Go to
2. Do one thing
3. Insert the snippet bellow to activate the computer magic
4. Magic happens now.

Magical snippet that does all the job just in 3 lines of code.
Line one
Line two
Third line

Couple of words concluding the actions.

Ok, I completed the steps I will do it later

Jenkins

Connect your Jenkins pipeline

Instructions on how to add the snippet to the end of the pipeline.

Steps
1. Go to
2. Do one thing
3. Insert the snippet bellow to activate the computer magic
4. Magic happens now.

Magical snippet that does all the job just in 3 lines of code.
Line one
Line two
Third line

Couple of words concluding the actions.

Ok, I completed the steps I will do it later

Travis

Connect your Travis pipeline

Instructions on how to add the snippet to the end of the pipeline.

Steps
1. Go to
2. Do one thing
3. Insert the snippet bellow to activate the computer magic
4. Magic happens now.

Magical snippet that does all the job just in 3 lines of code.
Line one
Line two
Third line

Couple of words concluding the actions.

Ok, I completed the steps I will do it later

Other

Connect your custom pipeline

Instructions on how to add the snippet to the end of the pipeline.

Steps
1. Go to
2. Do one thing
3. Insert the snippet bellow to activate the computer magic
4. Magic happens now.

Magical snippet that does all the job just in 3 lines of code.
Line one
Line two
Third line

Couple of words concluding the actions.

Ok, I completed the steps I will do it later

Connected pipelines

Travis

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CircleCI

22 May, 10:41 - 3 images created

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Humanitec demo images

12 May, 16:41 - 2 images updated

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Bitbucket

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Odin the Owner

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Cleve Funk

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Eva Morar

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Jazmyne Koepp

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Set up integrations with Humanitec

Connect your Bitbucket pipeline

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Connect your GitLab pipeline

Connect your Jenkins pipeline

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