Mark Sayo Specialist

Thank you so much, @Kim Pin ! 🙌 I really appreciate your feedback. 😊 Also, I have to ask... does "Women's Leather Jackets" come with passing ACP-120? 👀😂 If so, I think Atlassian owes me one after all those late-night study sessions! 😆🎁

@Anwesha Pan Thank you so much! 🙌 I'm glad you found it helpful. Hopefully the exam tips are useful, but more importantly, I hope my scheduling mistake serves as a reminder to double-check exam dates 😅😂 Good luck with your certification journey. You've got this! 💪🚀🎉

Thank you! 🙌 I see your point. ACA-905 is challenging, but it’s also a really good way to understand board configuration in depth, especially if you don’t have full hands-on experience yet. I think Atlassian is transitioning some of these into newer versions, but I agree it’s a great stepping stone before moving to…

Thank you so much! 🙌 I agree with you 100%. ACA-905 was the toughest for me, but also the most rewarding. It really pushes you to understand how board configuration works behind the scenes, not just what you see on the surface. That’s where a lot of the real learning happens 👍

Thank you! 🙌 I really like how you explained the difference between ACA-900 and ACA-910, that matches my experience as well. ACA-900 builds the foundation, while ACA-910 (now ACH-815) really pushes you to understand the why behind ITSM practices. That extra layer definitely made it more challenging for me too. And I agree,…

Thank you! 🙌 Haha “Gotta catch ’em all!” 😄 Great point on the updates, I’ll update my post to include the newer certification codes as well. Really appreciate you sharing that! 👍

@Martin Runge Thank you so much! 🙌 I completely agree with you. What really stood out to me was that shift from memorizing to truly understanding the why behind configurations and how everything connects. From my experience, that’s what made ACP-120 more valuable, especially when applied to real Jira Admin work. Really…

@Jason Krewson Thank you so much! 🙌 Glad you found it helpful. Hope it helps when you start your ACP-120 journey! 💪

@Susan Waldrip Thank you so much! 🙌 I appreciate that and I completely agree. The process really helps reinforce what we already know while also uncovering gaps along the way. Glad you found the approach helpful! 😊

@Patricia Francezi_iDev_ Haha I agree! 😂 I was also expecting a “per designation” reward system 👀 Looks like I need to switch to the Expert side of the force next… for both the challenge and the upgraded gift box 🎁🚀

@Ree Kent Thank you so much! 🙌 Really appreciate it, glad to share my journey with the community!

@Jason Krewson Thank you so much! 🙌 Totally agree, Atlassian certs are a great way to validate what you already know while also filling in the gaps. That was exactly my experience as well. Good luck with ACP-520, that’s a great next step! 💪 Looking forward to your post when you pass 👀🔥

@Susan Waldrip Thank you so much! 🙌 It was a fun (and intense) March, definitely celebrating this one.Maybe not 6 parties, but at least one 😅🥳

@Ree Kent Small wins. Big achievement. 🚀

Hi @Param Kelkar For ACA-900 (Jira Essentials), I’d say just focus on the basics and how things actually work in Jira: * Navigating Jira (projects, boards, menus) * Creating and managing work items (issues) * Understanding workflows, statuses, and boards (Scrum/Kanban) * Personal settings (dashboards, preferences) 💡 What…

Hi Nagabharana, Understanding the difference between cloud and server version of Atlassian products are the first steps of the migration. What my ask is the performance testing, what are the baseline time of the sample table below.

HI Bobby, Cool! This is now working. Thanks!

Hi Bobby, Now I am getting error 400 PUT /rest/api/2/issue/FAC-152 asString Request Duration: 667ms PUT request to /rest/api/2/issue/FAC-152 returned an error code: status: 400 - Bad Request body: {"errorMessages":[],"errors":{"customfieldID":"Field 'customfieldID' cannot be set. It is not on the appropriate screen, or…

Our solution is to add validator in the Create transition using scriptrunner.

We are using scriptrunner to hide the issuetype that is not available to the specific user

Thanks @John Funk The reason that there is only 1 jira project is because each team is equivalent to the stages of SDLC. I have different workflow for each team Design, Build, Test, Deploy, etc... And the documents are uploaded in Confluence What is the recommended approach for example if the Design team completed their…