# Gitlab (self-managed)
Estimated time to integrate: 4 minutes
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## Getting Started
### Requirements
* You have an [iftrue](https://app.iftrue.co) account.
* You have your own Gitlab instance running on your own servers. eg: gitlab.example.com
* You have permission to create Gitlab Applications on your Gitlab Group.
### Variables Required
* Inbound IP addresses `34.36.101.243` `34.36.29.18`
* Outbound IP address `34.73.236.126`
* Callback url for oAuth APP `https://api.iftrue.co/v1/account/gitlab/callback`
### Adding Gitlab as a Git Provider
if you just signed up you will see this screen.
Integrate GIT Provider Screen
### Create Gitlab Application
We need to create Gitlab application to integrate iftrue. To access this page,
1. Click **Create Gitlab SSO Bridge**
2. **Navigate** to your Gitlab group settings. (Groups -> Select Group -> Settings)
Gitlab Group Application Settings
3. Set the callback URL and requested permissions.
**Copy paste the callback URL**
```
https://api.iftrue.co/v1/account/gitlab/callback
```
**We do not require repository read or write permissions.**
Gitlab Create Application
4. **Copy and paste Application id and secret to iftrue**
Gitlab Application Secrets
Copy those newly created application id and secret to iftrue onboarding page shown below.
5. **Enter your host url**
Insert your gitlab instances URL to the host URL section. This will validate your developers with oAuth.
6. **Create Integration once done**
Once you've created the application and the details, click create integration. This integration will be used by your own landing page in iftrue, which is,
**https\://\[your-organization-slug].app.iftrue.co**
When your team wants to signin you will use this address and your team will be able to signin with their Gitlab account by using oAuth 2.0.
7. **Create Access Token to Fetch Data**
We need to create access token to fetch data from your gitlab instance. In order to that,
navigate to groups settings and than click `Access Token`
