Connecting SonarQube Cloud with multiple r

SonarQube Cloud
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Hello,

I am currently using a SonarQube Cloud organization connected to Bitbucket Cloud for our existing projects.

We are now starting to use GitLab for some new projects, and I would like to understand whether the same SonarQube Cloud organization can also be connected to GitLab while keeping the current Bitbucket-connected projects unchanged.

My questions are:

  • Can one SonarQube Cloud organization be connected to multiple DevOps platforms at the same time, such as Bitbucket Cloud and GitLab?

  • If yes, what is the correct way to set this up?

  • If not, what is the recommended approach for managing projects hosted across different platforms?

  • Is this possible with a Team paid plan, or does it require a specific subscription level?

I would appreciate any guidance on the best way to handle this setup.

Thank you.

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Hi,

Unfortunately it’s a 1-to-1 relationship between SonarQube Cloud organizations and devOps platform-orgs. You’ll need to create a new SQC organzition for GitLab. To bind them together, look at an Enterprise($$).

 
HTH,
Ann

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So If I understood correctly there are 2 options:

  • upgrade to enterprise plan and then we can bin existing organisation with multiple devops plateforms OR
  • create a new organisation and bind it with Gitlab and pay a new team plan for it (depending on the nb of lines that will be analyzed)

is this correct?

Thanks

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Hi,

No.

One SonarQube Cloud organization can only map to one devOps platform organization, regardless of which plan you’re on. You will always need 2 SQC orgs. And if you upgrade to Enterprise, then you get management features that make dealing with stuff across 2 organizations easier.

 
HTH,
Ann

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Thanks @ganncamp for your help.

So it means that I could just get second Team plan and double the costs of using service in order to connect a second repo correct?

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Hi,

Yes. I’m sorry I didn’t make that clear at the outset. I promise I wasn’t trying to upsell you. I failed to realize that part wasn’t obvious. :sweat_smile:

 
Ann