The Confluence Identity connector will crawl content from any Confluence content repository. The connector will retrieve users, groups, and memberships.
The connector uses the Confluence REST API to crawl Confluence content, and it supports Confluence On-premise installation and also Cloud installation
Introduction
The Confluence Identity connector retrieves several types of documents. Listed below are the inclusions and exclusions of these documents.
Include
- users
- groups
- memberships
Environment and Access Requirements
Repository Support
The Aspire Confluence connector was created and tested using version Confluence 7.19.2
Before installing the Confluence connector, make sure that:
- Confluence is up and running.
- The Confluence REST API is available.
- You have all the certificates you need to log into the site if your Confluence instance is on a secure connection (HTTPS)
- You have a Confluence client login with sufficient permissions to crawl documents for indexing (at least Admin level permissions)
Account Privileges
To access Confluence, a user account with sufficient privileges must be supplied. It is recommended that the account be the site administrator.
Environment Requirements
No special requirements here
Framework and Connector Features
Framework Features
| Name | Supported |
|---|---|
| Content Crawling | yes |
| Identity Crawling | no |
| Snapshot-based Incremental s | yes |
| Non-snapshot-based Incremental s | no |
| Document Hierarchy | no |
Connector Features
The connector can operate in two modes: full and incremental.
Content Crawled
| Name | Type | Relevant Metadata | Content Fetch & Extraction | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| users | NA | |||
| groups | NA | |||
| memberships | NA |
Limitations
No limitations defined
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