Connecting Azure DevOps

Connect Seal to an Azure DevOps organization using a personal access token.

Connecting Azure DevOps gives the Seal Platform read access to the repositories you choose, so they can run in source code mode. The Azure DevOps integration covers discovery; remediation runs through the Seal CLI in your CI/CD pipeline (or one of the other deployment methods).

Before you start

• You have the Admin or Sealer role in Seal.

• You have the URL of your Azure DevOps organization (for example, https://dev.azure.com/your-organization/).

• You have an Azure DevOps personal access token with full access, or at least Code (Read & Write).

Steps

1. Open the Projects page in the Seal UI.

2. Click Import projects and select Azure DevOps from the dropdown.

3. If Azure DevOps is not yet connected, the modal opens at the LOGIN step. Fill in:

   • Azure DevOps URL (the URL of your organization).

   • Personal Access Token.

4. If Azure DevOps is already connected, the modal opens directly at the IMPORT step.

5. In the IMPORT step, select the repositories you want to import as Seal Projects, then confirm.

Connecting to Azure DevOps

Verify

Each imported repository becomes a Seal Project in source code mode. The first scan starts in the background; results appear on the Protection page's Vulnerable packages tab as the scan completes.

Related

• Source code mode: what Seal sees once Azure DevOps is connected.

• Managing source control connections: viewing or disconnecting the Azure DevOps installation.