Create a SonarQube token

Navigate to the top right corner of the SonarQube homepage.
Click on your profile picture and select
My Account
.
Go to the
Security
tab.
Provide the token name Click on
Generate

Create a connection

Click on
App Manager
→
IAM
→
Connections
→
Add New
→
Add connection
.
Choose
Platfrom
from the connection type dropdown list.
Select
SonarQube
.
Provide a local account name for reference.
Add the Host SonarQube API URL of the SonarQube Host (e.g.,
https://sonarqube.kyndryl.net/
).
Use the SonarQube token you created in the previous section (Create a SonarQube token).

If you are using a Proxy Adapter, provide the ProxyID UUID.
When Archive is enabled, the connection is archived for future use.

Configure DevOps Intelligence for SonarQube for Secure phase, recent customers

Navigate to DevOps Intelligence → Settings & Utilities → Application Configurations.
Select an existing application or create a new application.
Navigate to
Add Tools
step.
Select the phase as
Secure
. SonarQube is compatible in Test and Secure phases.
Click
Add Tool Configuration
.
Select Secure Categories
Static Scan
.
Select SonarQube for
Tool engine
.
Complete the required information, categorized by the three tabs:
Release
: The tool configuration inherits the release prefix and variable from the application. To override these values at the tool level, click the
Edit
button and make the necessary changes. Changing the values here will not affect the release prefix and variable set in the application. Data will be pulled only if releaseName can be extracted from branchName, making releaseName identical to branchName. Data will also be pulled for branches with the main parameter is set to true, apart from the identified release branches.
prefix
signifies the starting sequence of characters for releases, with the default value being empty.
variable
signifies the starting sequence of characters for releases, with the default value being empty.
DevOps Intelligence use the release ID to identify release names and the release branches.
Severity
: DevOps Intelligence considers severity category to be captured into five levels. Map your applications bug severity with predefined severity levels (BLOCKER, CRITICAL, MAJOR, MINOR, INFO)
State
:
Map your bug status to two states:
Resolved
or
Unresolved
.
Select all the bugs for which status is Resolved, all those for which bug statuses which is Unresolved.
Click
Add Configuration
.

Configure DevOps Intelligence for SonarQube for Test phase

Navigate to DevOps Intelligence → Settings & Utilities → Application Configurations.
Select an existing application or create a new application.
Navigate to
Add Tools
step.
Select the phase as
TestSecure
. Note: SonarQube is compatible in Test and Secure phases.
Press
Add Tool Configuration
.
Select SonarQube for
Tool engine
.
Complete the required information categorized into two tabs,
Release
and
Test Analysis parameter
. See the previous usage notes for *Release title construction. Provide the environement name to be used for analysis in
Test Analysis
.
Click
Add Configuration
.

Onboard the technical service

SonarQube can be configured only at the project level.
Multiple metrics can be selected against projects.
Metrics is merely way to restrict which data is available to users for a given project.
SonarQube syncs only data available with connections configured against it.
At the project level, technical services are always configured as mutually exclusive – i.
If two users having the same privileges attempt to onboard technical services for the same project, only the first user is allowed to create the technical service; it will not be listed for the second user to onboard.

Navigate to DevOps Intelligence → Settings & Utilities → Application Configurations.
Click on Overflow menu for the chosen application and click
Onboard Technical Service
.
Select the phase for which you want to configure SonarQube.
Select
Secure
category.
Select the tool engine as
SonarQube
.
Connection - select the connection name from the drop down.

Deleting the SonarQube technical service

Navigate to DevOps Intelligence → Settings & Utilities → Application Configurations.
Expand the application to see all the associated phases.
Click the Overflow menu associated with the phase (
Test
or
Secure
)
Click on
Delete Technical Service
. In the case of
Secure
phase, you must also select the
Secure
category as
Static Scan
.
Select the tool engine as SonarQube.
Select the Project.
Click
Delete Technical Service
.

Reviewing test suite data in DevOps Intelligence

Configure DevOps Intelligence for SonarQube, legacy customers

Go to DevOps Intelligence
→
Settings & Utilities
→
Tools Configuration
→
Add Configuration
.
Select SonarQube as the
Tool Engine
.
Under
Connection
, select the appropriate connection name.
Select the project and metrics you want to track in DevOps Intelligence. Specific metrics are optional; DevOps Intelligence will track all default metrics.

Configurations can only be configured at the project level.
Multiple metrics can be selected against projects.
Selected metrics restrict data to that required for a given project.
DevOps Intelligence only syncs the data available from the selected connection configured against it.
At the project level, service configurations are always configured as mutually exclusive. That is, if two users having the same privileges attempt to create service configuration for the same project, only the first user is allowed to create the service configuration. This is because after the first user has completed the configuration process, the project is already configured. The project will
not
be listed for the second user to configure.