The user setting up this data source must have administrator permissions.
The instructions below will work only for on-prem instances that the Glean Crawler running on GCP can access. Please reach out to Glean Support for any network configuration required.
If a network proxy is used to route requests (contact Glean support to confirm if you are not sure about this), enter the Confluence Server Host or IP in the Server Host or Server IP input fields.
In case there are multiple domains in your Confluence instance, enter all the URLs except the base URL in the Additional domains field. For multiple URLs use commas and no spaces to separate the URLs.
Enter the product access group(s). This should be the group(s) containing all Confluence users. Often, this is confluence-users. For multiple groups use commas and no spaces to separate the group names.
Enter the service account details created earlier into Glean.
Enter the number of API calls per second supported by your Confluence instance.
Check the Admin-privileged service account checkbox if the service account is a part of the confluence-adminstrators product access group. This will automate setting up the webhook and configuring the Glean plugin after installation.
Install the Glean activity plugin which is available on the Atlassian Marketplace. The marketplace page will provide the installation instructions.
Note: The following sections can be skipped if the service account has admin privileges. If your service account does not have admin privileges, please navigate to your newly created instance in Admin Apps Setup page and follow the rest of the instructions from there.