Git Providers

Amezmo is a Git-native deployment platform. You can deploy from GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket.

You connect a provider from the Git tab. Amezmo asks you to authorize with the provider, stores an access token for that account and uses it to list your repositories, add a deploy key and create a webhook for automatic deployments.

Permissions Amezmo Needs

To add the deploy key and webhook, the account you authorize with needs admin rights on the repository. If you authorize with an account that can't administer the repo, the connection fails with a 403. See Git troubleshooting.

GitHub: OAuth or the GitHub App

GitHub gives you two ways to connect:

• Standard OAuth authorizes your GitHub account.
• The GitHub App, shown as advanced authentication, installs Amezmo on the repositories you pick. This suits organizations that grant access one repo at a time. With the app, authorizing isn't enough: you also install it on the repository you want to deploy.

GitLab and Bitbucket connect through standard OAuth.

See Also

• Git troubleshooting
• Repos
• Branches
• Deployment triggers