Steffen Opel [Utoolity] Community Champion

Kaz' answer is correct and explains the technical background (+1) - while this has often been handled via dynamic DNS indeed, the most common/simple way to expose a local port on your own system to a webservice like Bitbucket (resp. the internet as such) theses days seems to be using secure tunnels to localhost via a…

@Josh - I've updated my answer with an indirect yet explicit confirmation from the Atlassian documentation.

Update The blog post Scheduled downtime: Bitbucket moves data centers on July 7 indirectly confirms the USA too in section Why we’re moving, insofar the Atlassian Cloud security statement in turn explicates that Our data centres are located in geographcally diverse locations across the United States: * co-locate with…

Absolutely, have a look at Automatic branch management: Plan branches can be created and deleted automatically based on the updates in the primary source repository. Automatic branch management is available for Git, Mercurial, and Subversion. For other repository types, you can use manual branching. You can override the…

As outlined in Use the JIRA DVCS Connector Add-on, You can connect Bitbucket Cloud or GitHub accounts with JIRA applications using the free JIRA DVCS Connector add-on: This add-on comes bundled with JIRA Software. For JIRA Server versions earlier than 7.0, this is a system add-on that you can install. For more details,…

The VPC subnet selection is not part of the generic Elastic Bamboo configuration as one might indeed expect, rather an aspect of the elastic image configurations: Virtual Private Cloud SubnetThe Subnet of the Virtual Private Cloud where your Elastic Bamboo agent will start up. Choose multiple subnets from the list to…

It is not yet possible to use the Amazon EC2 Container Registry (ECR) with Bitbucket Pipelines. Please watch and vote for the following issue to guide Atlassian's roadmap in this regard: * Support for Amazon ECR (#13024) Possible partial workaround I have outlined a partial workaround in my answer to Pipelines: Pulling…

@Jitendra - Makes a lot of sense, to clarify: When you say "directly deploy to Elastic Beanstalk", does that mean that your source can be deployed as is (i.e. does not require any additional build steps, like compilation, minification, etc.)? Also, what platform(s) are you targeting? Finally, do you expect the deployment…

This is partially addressed in an InfoQ interview embedded in Bitbucket Pipelines Provides Continuous Delivery within Atlassian’s Bitbucket Cloud: Pittet confirmed that Bitbucket Pipelines is implemented atop the Amazon EC2 Container Service (ECS). While this transparent and managed container usage is one of Pipeline’s…

There are more, but here are the most relevant ones from my point of view (subjective accordingly): Advantages * You do not need to install and maintain the Bamboo server and the underlying physical infrastructure.* See shortcoming 2 below for a notable caveat regarding the also required Bamboo agents! Shortcomings *…

This does not seem to be available yet - please watch and vote for the following issue to guide Atlassian's roadmap in this regard: * https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BSERV-4632 That being said, I doubt that this will be implemented anytime soon (if at all), given the state and history of the following fairly reasonable…

This functionality is not yet available - please watch and vote for the following issue to guide Atlassian's roadmap in this regard: * https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-13511 

Approvals have only been added to JIRA Service Desk Cloud very recently (April 10 as per What's New; see also the related blog post Three ways to use JIRA Service Desk’s new approvals like a pro). Atlassian tends to release new features in the Cloud versions of their applications first, because it is easier to iterate on…

There are two Slack notification add-ons available in the Atlassian Marketplace, which address these requirements for Bamboo Server scenarios (I realize that you are on Bamboo Cloud, see below): * Slack Bamboo Plugin (free) * Slack Notifications for Bamboo (commercial) Unfortunately 3rd party add-ons are not available for…

There has been a strikingly similar previous issue Create add-on form doesn't show plugin key field for shared workflow (AMKT-10420) about a year ago: When creating a new add-on listing for a shared workflow (.jwb) file, after you upload the file, all the usual fields become visible on the form except for the plugin key.…

Unfortunately this option is not available yet - please watch and vote for the following issue(s) to increase Atlassian's awareness for this notable limitation: * https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-14311 * (related) https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-17536

You can GET this information from the Bamboo REST API - unfortunately its documentation leaves a bit to be desired still: * While mentioned and linked on the Bamboo REST Resources page, it is easily overlooked that the inline information on that page itself is incomplete and only the API reference for your Bamboo…

I'm not aware of an existing add-on that covers this kind of functionality (see my comment for an eventual future option). Accordingly, you'd need do resort to implementing your own along the following lines: * Create a bare Bamboo Plugin (Add-on) * Implement a Notification Plugin Module* see also Building a Notification…

Hi Aaron, thanks for the additional information. I've been asking because we (Utoolity) are currently developing a new add-on that will ultimately allow to address such custom notification/automation scenarios fairly quickly. However, we are still in the alpha phase, and more importantly, release 1.0 will require your own…

@Aaron Cunnington - are you looking for a solution for Bamboo Cloud or Bamboo Server? And do you by chance have an Amazon Web Services (AWS) account already?

@Chris Jordan - in our case the plan owner is named after the team. Being an administrator of the team, I can go to 'Plan details' via 'Manage team' and select 'Change plan' for example.

Presumably you converted the generic user ID account to a Bitbucket Cloud Team account at some point? If that's the case, there is no team password (anymore), see the Teams FAQ Can I use my team to log into Bitbucket?: No, recently we initiated a change ( Important Changes Are Coming to Teams ) which will deactivate the…

This is not possible with Bamboo, because stages are executed sequentially by definition, see Plan within How is a Bamboo workflow organized?: * Has a single stage, by default, but can be used to group jobs into multiple stages. * Processes a series of one or more stages that are run sequentially using the same repository.…

Presumably you are using Confluence and JIRA together? In case, the process is unfortunately going to become a bit more tedious, see the resp. warning note at the end of the first paragraph: Multiple cloud apps? Note: Site import is only available for Confluence-only instances. If you have multiple applications, such as…

This are indeed several topics embedded into a single question - I'll try to briefly answer them here, but suggest to create separate questions for a more elaborate discussion, if need be: Bamboo Server with JIRA Cloud This works fine as such, i.e. you can link all Atlassian Server and Cloud applications in principle in…

While an obvious expectation indeed, this feature is unfortunately not available yet - please watch and vote for the following issues to guide Atlassian's roadmap in this regard: * https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-14335 * https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-12514

Unfortunately 3rd party add-ons are still not supported in Bamboo Cloud - Utoolity's Tasks for AWS is also affected by this policy, please see our resp. FAQ Will Tasks for AWS be available for Bamboo Cloud (Atlassian OnDemand)? for more details on the background and state of affairs, which conceptually also apply to…

Preventing conflicting edits and/or resp. revision control are long standing Confluence feature requests - please watch/vote/comment on the following issues to influence Atlassian's resp. roadmap: * https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-2841 * https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-4462 *…

While Nic's answer pretty much summarizes the state of affairs, it's worth mentioning that a notable reason for this limited set of options is Bamboo's long standing lack of support for the JVM nonProxyHosts property, so you might watch/vote/comment on the following issue accordingly: *…

Unfortunately filters for deployment projects are not yet available (and have strangely not been part of the recent related and highly welcome addition of quick filters for build plans) - please watch and vote for the following issues to guide Atlassian's roadmap in this regard: *…