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# How to Link an External CI Integration

1. On logging in to Ozone click on the left-sidebar and go to **CI/CD>Catalog>External pipelines**

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2. For linking an external pipeline click on **+ New External CI** on the top right

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3. This will take you to the list of integrations provided by Ozone

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4. Refer to the supported integration for linking a new integration, simply type the integration in which your CI resides,\
   for example, Jenkins as shown below

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5. Enter the required details and click on **Create integration,** this will verify the credentials and create the Jenkins/required integration, to Ozone

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6. in-progressThis will show the integration you have created and the credentials and the resources synced.\
   \
   Once the *in progress* status changes to success, your pipelines will have been synced to Ozone

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7. To view the pipelines go to **CI/CD>Catalog>External pipelines** as mentioned in the 1st step

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