Github

Overview

The GitHub Repository integration connects Bluebricks directly to your GitHub repositories, allowing you to manage version-controlled Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) in a single place. Once connected, Bluebricks can discover and use packages stored in your repositories—such as Terraform/OpenTofu modules, Helm charts, Bicep templates, CloudFormation stacks, or generic automation code—without requiring manual uploads.

The Bluebricks GitHub integration allows you to use source code stored in GitHub repositories as the foundation for creating and running blueprints. Once connected, Bluebricks can securely access selected repositories and directories within them.

These directories act as building blocks for blueprints, enabling Bluebricks to assemble, configure, and orchestrate infrastructure code directly from GitHub without duplicating or modifying the original source.

How to enable Github integration

1. Open Bluebricks web application

2. Go to the Integrations page (https://app.bluebricks.co/settings?tab=integrations)

3. Click on the Github integration button

   
4. Choose "enable"

   
5. Choose the organization you want to connect to Bluebricks

1. Choose the repositories you want to connect to Bluebricks

1. Click the save button

2. You will be directed back to Bluebricks, where you can mange you integration settings