Terraform Cloud will dynamically update the webhook URL after the VCS connection is established. There is an option to configure a webhook URL on the plugin. Visit the repository's settings, click on Hooks and check that the plugin is enabled there as well. Terraform Cloud is designed to work with Web Post Hooks for Bitbucket Server by Atlassian. Search for the plugin by name and install it. If the plugin isn't present, click 'Find new add-ons'. Clicking Enabled will toggle the plugin on. Look for an add-on named 'Web Post Hooks for Bitbucket Server', and make sure it is installed and enabled. You can click the gear icon and then use the 'Manage add-ons' link or go directly to If your version is greater than v5.4.0, you may skip all remaining steps in this section. In the footer of every page is a reference to the instance's current version. Open your Bitbucket server instance in your browser and log in as an admin user. If using version 5.4 or above, no plugin is required, as webhooks are supported natively. When using Bitbucket Server version 5.3 or below ( deprecated), Atlassian's webhooks plugin is required to be configured on Bitbucket Server. Terraform Cloud requires support for the delivery of webhooks to perform many operations, including tracking newly available configuration versions. ✻efore You Begin: Determine Your Bitbucket Server Version Note that Bitbucket Server's default ports are 7999 for SSH and 7990 for HTTP check your configuration to confirm your instance's real ports. For the SaaS version of Terraform Cloud, this means Bitbucket Server must be internet-accessible on its SSH and HTTP(S) ports for Terraform Enterprise, you must have network connectivity between your Terraform Enterprise and Bitbucket Server instances. Important: Terraform Cloud needs to contact Bitbucket Server over both SSH and HTTP (or HTTPS) during setup and during normal operation.

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