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# Integrations

### Integrations available: <a href="#integrations-available" id="integrations-available"></a>

* CI/CD integrations - Jenkins, TFS, Azure Devops
* Git integrations - All standard git service provider.
* Bug reports integrations - Jira.

### CI/CD integrations: <a href="#ci-cd-integrations" id="ci-cd-integrations"></a>

In order to integrate your CI/CD tool, you need to configure ‘CloudBeat CLI’ as a part of your build process.

Here’s a video on how to do it:

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky6NEvedQFc>

### Git integrations: <a href="#git-integrations" id="git-integrations"></a>

To sync with your Git service provider you need to provide the following:

* URL - the address to your git project
* Branch name - for example: ‘master’
* Name - your git username
* Password - your git password

This configuration needs to be done when first creating a [project](https://cloudbeat.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CBDOC/pages/220102667/Projects).

### Bug reports integrations: <a href="#bug-reports-integrations" id="bug-reports-integrations"></a>

When a test case is finished with status failed - you may integrate it with a bug report system such as ‘Jira’.

You need to do the following:

1. Go to your failed test results page by clicking it.
2. Select a failure reason from the drop down list on the top line of the test case.
3. On the top line you will have a ‘Jira’ button - click it.
4. Link the bug you opened in Jira in the ‘Link’ field.
5. Click ‘Add’ and the dialog will close.