Remote stacks repositories are Git repositories that will be cloned to your filesystem as separate folders.

Adding a new remote repository

To add a Git playbooks repository, you must provide the following information:

• The Name of the repo that will be displayed in the Playbooks page
• The Git Service of the repo (e.g: Github, Gitlab, Azure, Gitbucket)
• The Git email associated with the access token
• The Git username associated with the access token
• The Branch to checkout and push changes to (e.g., master or main)
• The Access Token associated with the user
• Match files: SSM will only import files matching the given patterns

Synchronization

• SSM will not listen to changes (addition/deletion) made outside its interface unless a manual synchronization is triggered.
• Any changes made inside SSM will be automatically synchronized. If you believe SSM is desynchronized from the actual file structure of the repository, click on ... of the Actions button of the Repository modal, and click on Sync to database

Delete a remote repository

⚠️ Destructive action

This action is permanent. Deleting a remote repository will effectively delete the underlying files and directories permanently. Proceed with caution!