# GitLab ## Prepare for SCM Integration Setup * Within Threat Center, navigate to Admin-> Settings->Integrations->SCM Integrations. * Take note of your Redirect URL as you'll need it in the next step. ## Create Instance or Group GitLab OAuth Application Login to GitLab with a user that has permission to create an application 1. Login to GitLab with a user that has permission to create an application 1. This should be a service account. 2. Navigate to the group for which you wish to add the application 3. On the left menu, select Select Settings -> Applications 4. Click "Add new application" 5. Enter Name "Threatrix" 6. Enter the `Redirect URIfrom the Threatrix dashboard` 7. Select the following permissons: * api (Access the authenticated user's API) * read\_user (Read the authenticated user's personal information) * read\_repository (Allows read-only access to the repository) * write\_repository (Allows read-write access to the repository) 8. Click "Save application" Copy your application ID and Secret as you'll need them for the next step.

## Complete SCM Integration In Threat Center, SCM Integration, complete the following fields * Name: Use a unique name that employees will recognize, like your team, group or division. If necessary, add the SCM type if there are more than one in the same group. * Provider Type: Select GITLAB from the * Base URL: This is the URL of your SCM server * Token URL: The Token URL of your server * Authorization URL: The authorization URL of your server * Client ID / Application ID: This is the Application ID or Client ID provided to you when you created your application in your SCM * Client Secret / Secret: This is the secret provided to you when you created your application in your SCM.