Bitbucket Quay Connector

Overview

This software provides middleware for self hosted instances of Bitbucket, Atlassian's version control repository, to make webhook calls to Quay, RedHat's container image registry. This project is built with appsody.

Environmental Variables

These need to be set when your final appsody container is deployed.

QUAY_HOST Required - the url for your quay host (example: quay-host.com).

QUAY_CA_FILE Optional - If Quay's root CA is not publically signed, you'll need to set this to the name of the cert.pem that you've added to the root of this project. (example: QUAY_CA_FILE=ExampleRootCA.pem)

How it Works

The application will forward your request to your QUAY_HOST environment variable i.e. https://your.initial.url/webhooks/push/trigger/id?token=yourtoken will forward to: https://$token:yourtoken@your.quay.url/webhooks/push/trigger/id with a POST request

Building the Appsody Project:

You can read all about building and deploying Appsody projects here, but for the scope of this project we'll only cover generating and obtaining a container image for use with whatever container system you use.
Here are the steps you'll take:

Install Appsody
Clone this repository, and change it to your current working directory.
Create a new repository in quay and add a Custom Git Repository Push Build Trigger. Copy the Webhook Endpoint URL.
If you need to trust a Root CA, copy it to the repository root directory.
Run appsody build - This builds a container image that you can push.

Configuring Bitbucket

You'll need to add a webhook that points to your newly built container image, either with the FQDN or the IP address and then add the /api Endpoint. Example: https://192.168.1.101:3000/api or https://bitbucket-quay-connector.cloudapps.master.ose/api.

You will also need to add the SSH Public Key that Quay recreated to your repo as part of the Custom Git Repository Push Build Trigger.

Running the docker image

If you build the appsody image with appsody build --tag bitbucket-quay-connector then you can run the image you've created with docker run --name bitbucket-quay-connector -d -p 3000:3000 bitbucket-quay-connector This would allow you to use the connector at http://localhost:3000/api for the Bitbucket webhook url. (You would need to to replace localhost with your machines's local IP address like http://192.168.1.100:3000/api)