Updating Atlassian Certificates Bundles
This article describes how to update Atlassian CA certificates to enable app signing. These certificates are used to validate apps hosted on the Atlassian Marketplace.
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Context
Atlassian App Signing Certificate Authority (CA) certificates are part of the certificate chain of trust used by Atlassian Marketplace to sign apps. The Atlassian Universal Plugin Manager (UPM) validates apps' certificates by verifying their certificate path; therefore, the Atlassian CA certificates must be trusted and stored in the local Trust Store.
Install certificates
- Download the latest Certificates Bundle from the list below.
- Verify bundle checksum. How to verify checksum on Windows, Linux, or MacOS.
- Extract the bundle certificates, which should include:
- Atlassian Root CA certificate(s)
- Atlassian Intermediate CA certificate(s)
- Store all certificate files in your Trust Store. You can find the Trust Store location on the UPM Certificates admin page.
- Verify that file permissions are accurately configured. For details, check Configuring UPM plugin signature check
- Delete expired certificates.
Atlassian Certificates Bundles
| Date | Certificates Bundle | Checksums | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SHA-256 | 190241780305743cbc2f5d2b9fbcf2e6bd23ce188362b74a2a3acbd21d52816d | |
SHA-512 | 21c841b57a37262558b5444d9f781414e574478761967ca9ea93674d471d8e611892dc72fc0ed22d863d29b8e86170d02c60206163448db8ae3cfd3869c2ea11 | ||
SHA-256 | 373f4142d72eb111333f8bd2bd618cf02ae380f027878e7f0a23fdcd77b9df5a | ||
SHA-512 | 7505ac87568db2eaed3faf71b5cd4502e2cff6c3648de11b8a93e9eca4052223e2774d7b430a81b20e04cbd0572f3a436db6a9eac73c792cad90723f49e0f1cc | ||
Last modified on Jan 15, 2025
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