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title: "Pulumi now supports Atlassian Identity"
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authors: ["praneet-loke"]
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tags: ["features","continuous-delivery"]
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date: "2019-01-30"
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meta_desc: "Connect your Pulumi account with your Atlassian identity, invite members of your Bitbucket team, and start collaborating on Pulumi stacks."
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meta_image: "atlassian-1.png"
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---
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Today we added support for yet another developer favorite product,
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Atlassian Bitbucket. You can now sign-up for a Pulumi account with an
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Atlassian identity. This also means you can connect your Atlassian
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identity with an existing Pulumi account.
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This work follows on from the support for
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[GitLab identity](/blog/welcoming-gitlab-users-to-pulumi/)
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and also the ability to
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[connect identities](/blog/connecting-multiple-identities-to-pulumi/),
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eliminating the need for users to create multiple accounts on Pulumi.
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This helps users with repos across the major version control systems to
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seamlessly import their GitHub Organizations and GitLab Groups - and now
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Atlassian Bitbucket Teams - into a single Pulumi account. Of course, you
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don't *need* to connect identities. You can always create separate
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account for each of your identities, if that's what you want to do.
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## Creating a new Pulumi account using your Atlassian identity
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To get started using your Atlassian identity, you can navigate to
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<https://app.pulumi.com> and select the Atlassian button to authenticate.
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If you are already logged-in to Pulumi, you should first logout and then
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head back to the Pulumi Service.
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## Connecting an existing Pulumi account to your Atlassian identity
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If you want to connect your Atlassian identity to an existing Pulumi
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account, then navigate to <https://app.pulumi.com> and once logged in,
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head to Account Settings to choose the option to connect your Atlassian
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identity.
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## Bitbucket Team-backed Organizations
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A [Bitbucket Team](https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/teams-321853005.html)
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helps you organize users into user groups and therefore, assign each of
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them a permission to your repositories. By adding a Bitbucket
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Team-backed organization, you can invite the same members to collaborate
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on Pulumi.
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This allows you to set permissions on
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[Stacks](/docs/concepts/stack/) owned by your
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organization. You can learn more about
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[Teams](/docs/pulumi-cloud/access-management/teams/)
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in the Pulumi and how those permissions get applied too.
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## CI Integration
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Did you also know that the Pulumi CLI can be used in most, if not all,
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CI/CD workflows? Check out our
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[documentation](/docs/using-pulumi/continuous-delivery/) for integrating
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with several popular CI/CD systems. Get up and running with Pulumi in CI
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on [GitLab](/docs/using-pulumi/continuous-delivery/gitlab-ci/),
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[Travis](/docs/using-pulumi/continuous-delivery/travis/),
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[Azure DevOps](/docs/using-pulumi/continuous-delivery/azure-devops/) and more.
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Don't see docs for a particular CI system? Let us know or better yet
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file an issue [here](https://github.com/pulumi/docs/issues).
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Having trouble? Questions? Join our
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[community Slack](https://slack.pulumi.com/) or send us an email.
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