Connect Jira Cloud
Your Jira address ends in .atlassian.net. Astrolabe reads it with the e-mail and an API token
of an Atlassian account. You do this once, as an Astrolabe administrator.
Your address is something else, like https://jira.example.com? See
Connect your company's Jira (Data Center).
π 1. Create an API token in Atlassianβ
No Jira administrator right is needed: the token reads what its owner can see in Jira.
- Log in to
id.atlassian.comwith the account Astrolabe will read with. - Open Security, then Create and manage API tokens.
- Click Create API token, give it a name (
Astrolabe), then Create. - Copy the token as is.
π 2. Add the Jira Cloud integrationβ
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In the left sidebar, at the bottom, click Administration.
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Under PLATFORM, click Company connections.
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On the Jira Cloud card, click Configure.
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Top right, click Add Token.
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Fill in the form:
Field What to enter Example Name A name of your choice Jira CloudJira Cloud URL The address of your Jira site, with https://https://example.atlassian.netE-mail The e-mail of the Atlassian account that owns the token astrolabe@example.comAPI token The token of step 1, pasted as is -
Click Test connection. The form says Connection works: the source accepted the credentials.
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Click Add. Astrolabe restarts on its own, in a few seconds.
The token is in the list, with State set to Connected.
β That's it!