🍂🎃 Apptoberfest '25 discussion: Apps for DevOps

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👋 Hi Community! Welcome to the first weekly Apptoberfest '25 discussion topic: Apps for DevOps ♾️

Atlassian’s Marketplace features a diverse selection of apps designed specifically for DevOps teams. These apps streamline handoffs, minimize friction, and accelerate delivery through seamless integrations.

What we want to know is: What are your favorite apps for DevOps? How do DevOps teams within your organization use these apps?

Let us know!

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[John Funk]

The GitHub for Atlassian app does a great job of connecting Jira to our GitHub repositories. We are able to create branches from within Jira and do many other functions. And it's free!

[Larry D_ Williams]

I am currently testing Stratcom's barcode scanning solution for Jira asset management and am very much looking into full implementation.

[Susan Waldrip]

We use Revyz's App Command Center for Jira for the DevOps-like processes we have. Thanks @John Funk for mentioning GitHub for Atlassian, I'll take a look at that!

[LynnG]

@John Funk 
Does the GitHub for Atlassian app support the Development field on Jira's agile boards?
My teams find high value in this field.
We have real-time feedback on our backlog view.

thanks!

[John Funk]

@LynnG  - Yes, that is what it connects to. 

[John Funk]

@Susan Waldrip  - forgot about Revyz!! Certainly I would recommend that tops!

[Vronik]

Hi

I sincerely believe that one of the best is GitHub. It is true that there are countless applications in the marketplace, but it must also be recognized that this is one of the most used in general and is very standard, in addition to being very easy to integrate with Jira

Regards

[Rinjini Poddar]

@John FunkI completely agree with you—I genuinely think GitHub for Atlassian is the best, especially because its free Jira integration makes things much easier for people across an organization.

[Marcus Jacobs]

As with most people here, GitHub integration makes our lives easier.

And it's wonderfully easy to set up.

[Stephen_Lugton]

I have to second @John Funk 's comments on the GitHub for Atlassian app, especially since it's free!

[Vitaliy Leskiv]

We're beginning to use Azure DevOps with our Jira. While I wasn't particularly excited about it since I'm more used to working with GitHub and Jira doesn't natively support smart commits and some other kinks but after a little elbow grease to set all that up Azure seems to do the job very well, especially at the enterprise level. Since we already have enterprise licensing, we didn't have pay for enterprise licenses for another tool.

[Anne Saunders]

My devs have been very happy with the GitHub integration, especially with the updated Code and Development views. My PMs love the glanceable view that ensures no PR left behind!

[Laurie Sciutti]

When I managed our Data Center instance, I integrated with GitHub via an OAUTH token and while it was pretty straightforward, it didn't allow for branch creates from Jira.  A free app that simplified this (IMO, necessary) integration would have made things so much easier.  Now that I look in Marketplace though, it appears that all those GH integration apps are Cloud-based.  No longer needed for DC and since it's going away, this is totally fine but I would have LOVED this a few years ago...

[Barbara Szczesniak]

My product manager tries to create release artifacts in Confluence, but maybe Release Management: Workflows, Calendar & Roadmaps - Cloud would be an easier solution. I will suggest that he might want to take a look at this app.

[Shawn Doyle - ReleaseTEAM]

I still try to solve everything with Scriptrunner.