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Overview

This document provides instructions on how to connect to an API to import data from this application into your instance of Zilla.

In this guide, you will:

  1. Launch your application from inside Zilla

  2. Set up an API configuration

  3. Send your data securely to Zilla

Step-by-Step Instructions

Note: Sync brings in only users of the organization whose name is provided in the configuration. If you have multiple organizations in your account please add them as separate instances.

  • Login to Zilla with admin credentials.

  • Navigate to Applications tab, Click Add Application button on top-right.

  • On the next screen look for Search Library and enter “Azure Dev” as search text. You will see Microsoft Azure DevOps entry, click Add to Applications button to the right.

  • A popup dialog appears, Fill in the form with appropriate details and then click Add to Applications button.

  • You will see the entry of newly added Microsoft Azure DevOps application instance in the Applications tab.

  • Click on the app name to open a details screen. Click Sync now in the top right corner.

  • A popup dialog appears, click the slider button to enable API Integration.

  • On enabling the API Integration, detailed configuration fields are shown:

  • Need to enter the following details

    • The name of the Azure DevOps organization. → Your Azure DevOps organization name.

    • Personal Access Token. → PAT Created using your account with scopes Graph - Read & Member Entitlement Management

  • How to find your Azure DevOps organization name and Personal Access Token:

    • Organization → When you log in to Azure DevOps dashboard you will see the organization name as part of URL OR just below Azure DevOps icon on top-left.

    • Personal Access Token → Login to Azure DevOps then click the User Settings icon near profile icon on top-right. Click Personal access tokens option.

      On the next screen click + New Token.

      On the form, fill in Name and select Organization (you can choose a single organization from the list or All accessible organizations). Also set expiration time per your company’s policy. In the scopes section choose Custom defined and enable the following scopes:

      • Graph - Read

      • Member Entitlement Management - Read

        Finally, click Create button. On success copy and keep the token in a secure place where it can not be accessed by any third party-person.

  • Now fill in the organization and Personal Access Token in the Zilla configuration dialog, click Next.

  • Sync will start and accounts from Azure DevOps will be visible.

When you have finished with all the steps above, review the information in Zilla that was synced.

Having trouble? Try our Troubleshooting articles or visit support.zillasecurity.com and submit a ticket. Our support team will assist you in resolving the problem as quickly as possible.

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