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Additional Bitbucket DC credentials

This article explains how to prepare and add additional Bitbucket DC accounts to Xopero ONE in order to prevent throttling.

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Bitbucket DC account preparation

In Bitbucket DC, you can create user accounts and organize them into groups. This makes it easier to manage the organization and permissions.

💡 Learn more about users and groups in the official Bitbucket DC documentationarrow-up-right.

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HTTP access token preparation

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HTTP access tokens in Bitbucket DC can be used instead of passwords to authenticate with Git.

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To create an HTTP access token for your user account in Bitbucket DC:

  1. Click your profile picture and go to Manage account > HTTP access tokens.

  2. Select Create token.

  3. Set the token name, permissions, and expiry.

💡 Learn more about HTTP access tokens in official Bitbucket DC documentationarrow-up-right.

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Adding Bitbucket DC credentials to Xopero ONE

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Adding additional credentials in Xopero ONE does not automatically integrate them into backup tasks— you must enable new credentials for use in a backup plan.

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Login to XMS and open the DevOps tab. Find your Bitbucket DC project (this must be done for each project individually) and click Edit in the bottom-left corner of the project tile.

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Go to the Additional credentials section and click it.

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Click the Add new button, enter the credentials, and then click Save to finish.

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Enabling Bitbucket DC credentials for backup

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In XMS, open the Plans tab and click Add plan, or select Edit plan if you already have one.

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Scroll down to Advanced settings, click Edit, and enable the Additional git credentials switch.

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The system will display all additional accounts available for the selected organization. Toggle the switch ON next to the accounts you want to use, and then click the Save button.

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Back in the Edit backup plan panel, click the Save button to save your backup plan settings. The backup plan will now run using the selected additional Bitbucket DC accounts.

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