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Category: SonarQube

Azure DevOps Server, CICD, SonarQube

Solved: SonarQube Service account permissions in Windows

June 3, 2020 scientistz

Solution:

In order to run with service account you need below permissions:

• Logon as a service via GPO
• Local Admin permission on server

Also make sure you have permissions for the service account on the Database in order to make it work properly, if you were to use Integrated security.

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