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SonarQube LDAP Plugin Integration

2 posts · Nov 2015 – Apr 2016

What this trail covers

This thread tracks the evolution of SonarQube integration with Azure DevOps and Team Foundation Server for static code analysis and technical debt management. It covers MSBuild, Maven, and Gradle build tasks, pull request integration, Roslyn analyzer support, SonarLint for Visual Studio, dashboard widgets, secure SonarQube installations in Azure, and the integration of security and architecture dependency validation into the CI/CD pipeline. This post details the release of version 1.5 of the SonarQube LDAP Plugin, developed in collaboration with SonarSource. This version significantly simplifies configuration for Microsoft Active Directory environments, introduces Single Sign-On (SSO) capabilities leveraging Active Directory credentials, and allows for the direct addition and permission assignment of security groups. The post also provides upgrade paths from previous versions and highlights the availability of the plugin for SonarQube.

All Microsoft trails
  1. Azure Active Directory (AAD) Authentication Plug-in for SonarQubeThis post details the release of version 1.5 of the SonarQube LDAP Plugin, developed in collaboration with SonarSource. This version significantly simplifies configuration for Microsoft Active Directory environments, introduces Single Sign-On (SSO) capabilities leveraging Active Directory credentials, and allows for the direct addition and permission assignment of security groups. The post also provides upgrade paths from previous versions and highlights the availability of the plugin for SonarQube.
  2. Support for Active Directory and Single Sign On (SSO) in the SonarQube LDAP PluginVersion 1.5 of the SonarQube LDAP Plugin simplifies configuration by reducing the required properties in `sonar.properties` for Active Directory environments. It introduces Single Sign-On (SSO) that automatically signs users into SonarQube using their Active Directory credentials, obtaining user details like name and email directly from Active Directory. SSO by default uses NTLM but recommends Kerberos negotiation. Additionally, the plugin now supports adding security groups in the format `groupname@domain` and assigning them permissions within SonarQube.