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Connecting data sources
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Data transformation
Guide for developers
Upsolver REST API
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Python UDF
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IAM: Identity and access management
Git integration
Single sign-on with SAML
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Git integration
This article provides a guide on how to integrate Upsolver with your Git repository.
You can integrate Upsolver with your Git repository with one click. All Upsolver configurations, objects and metadata are synced to your repository in real-time.
If you're not hosting your repository in GitHub or GitLab, please file a ticket via Upsolver support portal.

Add an SSH key to a GitHub repository

1. Navigate to your repository in GitHub.
2. Click Settings.
3. Click Deploy keys in the left navigation bar.
4. Click Add deploy key.
5. Enter Upsolver Git Integration as the Title.
6. Copy and paste the key.
7. Check Allow write access.
8. Click Add key.

Add an SSH Key to a GitLab repository

See more information in the GitLab documentation.
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