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title: "Getting started"
slug: "sourcebuild-start"
tags: ["SourceBuild", "Object Storage", "Container Registry"]
updated: 2026-09-17T09:18:17Z
published: 2026-09-17T09:18:17Z
canonical: "guide.ncloud-docs.com/sourcebuild-start"
stale: true
---

> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Getting started

Available in Classic and VPC

Getting started checks the environmental requirements for SourceBuild, guides you through the [quickstart](/docs/en/sourcebuild-procedure) and [glossary](/docs/en/sourcebuild-glossary), and describes what you have to do to use SourceBuild properly. Getting started describes the following:

- How to prepare source code
- How to create Object Storage buckets
- How to integrate with Container Registry
- How to set the user permissions required to use SourceBuild
- How to create a build project

## Prepare source code

You can prepare the source code to be built from each repository.

- NAVER Cloud Platform's SourceCommit
- [GitHub](https://github.com/)
- [Bitbucket](https://bitbucket.org)
- [GitHub Enterprise](https://github.com/enterprise)

### Commit code with SourceCommit

To commit code using NAVER Cloud Platform's SourceCommit:

              Caution

              

- This section briefly introduces how to commit code. For the complete commit methods, see [SourceCommit user guide](/docs/en/sourcecommit-overview).
- Charges may apply depending on usage. For more service pricing information, see [SourceCommit overview](https://www.ncloud.com/product/devTools/sourceCommit) on the portal.

1. Access the NAVER Cloud Platform console.
2. In the top-right corner, click **Region & Platform**.
3. Select your region and platform, then click **[Apply]**.
4. In the top-left corner, click **Menu**.
5. Navigate to **All Services** > **Developer Tools** > **SourceCommit**.
6. Click **[Create repository]**.
7. Enter the repository name and description, select initialization settings, and then click **[Next]**.
8. Select whether to integrate with File Safer, a security service, and then click **[Next]**.
9. After checking the final information, click **[Create]**.

## Create Object Storage bucket

To create Object Storage buckets to store build artifacts:

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- This section briefly introduces how to create a bucket. For the complete creation methods, see [Object Storage user guide](/docs/en/storage-storage-6-1).
- Charges may apply depending on usage. For more service pricing information, see [Object Storage overview](https://www.ncloud.com/product/storage/objectStorage) on the portal.

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to **Menu** > **All Services** > **Storage** > **Object Storage**.
2. Click **[Subscribe]**.
3. When the Subscribe popup appears, click **[Apply]**.
4. Click the **Bucket Management** menu.
5. Click **[Create bucket]**.
6. Enter the name of the bucket to create, and then click **[Next]**.
7. Set permissions to use the bucket, and then click **[Next]**.
8. Select whether to enable locking and encryption for stored objects, and then click **[Next]**.
9. After checking the final information, click **[Create bucket]**.

## Integrate with Container Registry

After the build is complete, to store the build environment as an image, create a registry in NAVER Cloud Platform's Container Registry and integrate it with Object Storage. To integrate Container Registry:

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- This section briefly introduces how to integrate Container Registry. For the complete integration methods, see [Container Registry user guide](/docs/en/containerregistry-overview).
- Charges may apply depending on usage. For more service pricing information, see [Container Registry overview](https://www.ncloud.com/product/compute/containerRegistry) on the portal.

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to **Menu** > **All Services** > **Containers** > **Container Registry**.
2. Click **[Create registry]**.
3. After entering the name of the registry to be created, select the Object Storage bucket with which you want to integrate, and then click **[Create]**.
  - You can integrate only one registry with a bucket.

## Set user permissions

Check the SourceBuild permissions for your login account and set the sub account permissions in **Menu** > **All Services** > **Management & Governance** > **Sub Account** from the console as needed.

- Your account: Full access to all SourceBuild features
- Sub accounts created by you: Requires one of the following permissions to use SourceBuild:
  - **NCP_INFRA_MANAGER**: Access to all services, except for the **My Account** > **Manage billing information and expense** > **Manage billing and payment** menu on the console
  - **NCP_SOURCEBUILD_MANAGER**: Full access to all SourceBuild features

              Note

              

To set detailed permissions for each action in the sub account, see the following documentation:

- [Sub Account user guide](/docs/en/subaccount-overview)
- [SourceBuild permissions management](/docs/en/devtools-devtools-3-4)

## Create build project

If you have prepared the source code, bucket, and registry and set permissions, create a build project on the console. To create a build project:

              Caution

              

This section briefly introduces how to create a build project. For the complete creation methods, see [Create build project](/docs/en/sourcebuild-use-create).

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to **Menu** > **All Services** > **Developer Tools** > **SourceBuild**.
2. Click **[Create build project]**.
3. Check if Object Storage is selected as **In use** in **Prerequisites**, and click **[Next]**.
4. Enter a name for the build project to create, select the build target, and then click **[Next]**.
  - Select the repository in which the source code for the build target is stored from SourceCommit, GitHub, Bitbucket, and Github Enterprise Server.
  - When selecting GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitHub Enterprise Server, log in to integrate the service, and select the detailed path.
5. Select a build environment image, set up the build environment, and then click **[Next]**.
  - Select the source of the build environment image from SourceBuild, Container Registry, or Public Registry.
  - Set up and enter detailed items based on the selected image source.
6. Set commands to proceed with a build, and then click **[Next]**.
7. Set whether to save build artifacts and completed images, and then click **[Next]**.
8. Select whether to integrate with Cloud Log Analytics for storing build logs and File Safer for scanning malicious code in outputs, and then click **[Next]**.
9. After confirming the entered information, click **[Create]**.