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That's it! Your Bitbucket Server site is accessible from a URL like this: http://<computer_name_or_IP_address>:<port>
What's next?
When setting up Bitbucket Server in a production environment, we recommend that you configure these aspects next:
- Connect Bitbucket Server to a user directory - manage users/groups stored in an external directory.
- Run Bitbucket Server as a dedicated user - run Bitbucket Server from a user account with restricted privileges.
- Secure the Bitbucket home directory - secure the home directory against unauthorized access.
- Proxy and secure Bitbucket Server - run Bitbucket Server behind a reverse proxy and enable HTTPS access.
- Establish a data recovery plan - backup the home directory and database of your instance.
Read more about setting up Bitbucket Server for an enterprise here: Using Bitbucket Server in the enterprise.
Last modified on Sep 20, 2017
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