Organizations using Azure DevOps Server for development and Jira for project tracking or service management already know the drill: copy and paste work item details, update statuses manually, and chase down responses across systems. It's a nightmare!
That's why Exalate now includes the Azure DevOps Server connector, designed to eliminate bottlenecks and ensure smooth collaboration between Microsoft Azure DevOps Server and Atlassian Jira.
This connector extends Exalate's existing Azure DevOps Cloud support to on-premise environments, giving teams running Azure DevOps Server the same integration capabilities.
Development teams working in Azure DevOps Server often need to collaborate with project managers, service desk agents, or stakeholders who live in Jira. When these teams work in silos, information gets lost, deadlines get missed, and visibility disappears.
With the Exalate Azure DevOps Server connector, you can automate work item synchronization and bidirectional updates between Azure DevOps Server and Jira. Everything flows automatically and in real-time.
Here are some use cases where this connector makes a real difference.
Had a critical incident land in Jira Service Management (JSM) that needs dev attention? Instead of copying all the details into Azure DevOps Server manually, Exalate handles it:
This means faster resolution, less friction for developers, and better outcomes for customers.
A lack of visibility between development and project management teams often leads to duplicated efforts, delays, and missed deadlines.
With the Azure DevOps Server connector:
Your development team uses Azure DevOps Server on-premise for compliance or security reasons, while your external partners or clients work in Jira Cloud. This creates visibility problems and forces manual coordination.
With Exalate, you can:
Exalate is ISO 27001 certified and supports role-based access control (RBAC), encryption in transit (TLS 1.2/1.3) and at rest, and decoupled access control — so integration management stays separate from ticketing system credentials. You can review Exalate's security posture at the Exalate Trust Center.
For MSPs handling multiple clients or organizations managing large-scale development operations, routing Azure DevOps Server work items to the correct Jira project based on conditions can be complex.
Some teams track feature development in Jira Software for visibility across the organization, while technical implementation happens in Azure DevOps Server, where the code, repos, and pipelines live.
Exalate keeps both systems in sync, so product managers see real-time progress in Jira while developers continue working in Azure DevOps Server — all managed from a unified console with network visualization across all connections.
Exalate has supported Azure DevOps Cloud for years, helping hundreds of teams integrate their cloud-based DevOps workflows with Jira, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Zendesk, Freshservice, Freshdesk, Asana, GitHub, and more.
The Azure DevOps Server connector extends this proven architecture to on-premise environments, giving you the same level of control, security, and flexibility.
The connector supports syncing Azure DevOps Server to Jira Cloud, connecting on-premise Azure DevOps Server with on-premise Jira Data Center, or building a hybrid cloud-and-on-premise integration.
Exalate for Azure DevOps Server ensures that your teams stay in sync while using their preferred tools. If you'd like to see it in action, let's talk!
Start a trial, or book a call with us, and we'll walk you through how Exalate can fit into your workflows.
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