All atlassian applications needs to be installed on port 80

[Sujit Kumar]

We have a following requirement for the client.
1. Fresh installation of all the atlassian apps
2. (Jira, Confluence and Crowd – on one instance)
3. (Bamboo, Stash and Fisheye/crusible – on one instance)
4. Database for all the application on a single mysql server.

All these applications needs to be run on the single port 80.

Even tried adding the context path for the applications, but it doesnot serve our purpose.

I am expecting the result as below:
http://<serverIP>:80/jira
http://<serverIP>:80/confluence
http://<serverIP>:80/crowd

serverIP is same for these 3 applications.

I have only port 80 open, hence have to access the applications from this port itself.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

You can't do this directly.  Each system runs in its own container, and that is what listens on a port.  You can't make all of them listen on a single port, because a port can only be used by one system at a time.

The usual way to do what you need to do is to use a proxying server such as Apache - you have that listening on port 80, and when someone arrives on <serverIP>/jira, it proxies it to JIRA on <serverip>:8080/jira, and if they land on <serverIP>/confluence, it proxies the access to <serverIP>:8090/confluence, and so-on.

Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Using+Apache+with+mod_proxy 

[jredmond]

With Apache as the front-end, you could also have JIRA proxied to 127.0.0.101:8080, Confluence to 127.0.0.102:8080, and so on. The Tomcat containers would need to be configured to listen on those local IPs, but that'd isolate the bare container from the routable network.