In order to configure TFS4JIRA in your JIRA Cloud instance, go to Administration->Add-ons->TFS4JIRA Settings. This will open a page shown in a screenshot below
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For check-ins synchronization, the synchronizer web application will need to enable incoming connections from the internet - specifically from the IP address of the tfs4jira-ondemand.spartez.com host. If necessary, you will need to set up some firewall rules that allow such connections. It is ok to expose the synchronizer's web interface using SSL. Additionally, the communication between this host and the synchronizer is encrypted with symmetric AES cipher so that your data remains secure. |
In order for the check-ins synchronization to work, JIRA must know the externally visible address of your synchronizer web application. This most likely means that you have to configure your web server to proxy web connections from the internet to the synchronizer. Details of such proxy setup depend on what kind of web server you have - please refer to your web server documentation for more information.
In order to set up check-ins synchronization, you have to provide the external address of your synchronizer application and set up an encryption password, which has to match the password configured in your sycnhronizer (see Configuring TFS check-ins synchronization).
Clicking the Update button applies the new settings. Clicking Test makes the TFS4JIRA add-on attempt to contact the synchronizer. When the connection is successful, the status of the synchronizer (containing the number of configured TFS source code repositories and some other info) is displayed. In case of communication problem, an appropriate error message is displayed