Steffen Opel [Utoolity] Community Champion

This is no problem in principle, though the minimum CPU and memory requirements depend on the size and complexity of your plans, see Bamboo Best Practice - System Requirements for some Hardware considerations: * Will your builds have functional tests as part of the plans? * Are your plans executed simultaneously? If so,…

@Chris Phillips - thanks for the clarification. I have updated my answer with a different approach how to achieve this - while it is naturally subjective, it comprises an increasingly common pattern enabled by the very elasticity of the cloud that seemingly sparked your interest in Bamboo as well.

Update Given that the integration tests depend on both a Linux and a Windows image communicating with each other, you might need to increase the level of elasticity and isolation for the test environments: While elastic agents can be used to simulate an isolated integration test environment (if one ensures to use an agent…

This is already possible, see Manage webhooks in the Bitbucket Cloud REST API documentation, specifically section Create webhooks: You can create a webhook through Bitbucket Cloud or with the API. Use the following steps to create a webhook on a repository in Bitbucket. The administrators of a repository are the only users…

Yes, the development panel shows issue specific information only, i.e. all the data and links you are seeing is specifically shown there because the resp. issue key has been referenced in a linked application like Bamboo and Bitbucket.

What JIRA edition are you currently using, JIRA Core, JIRA Software, or JIRA Service Desk? See my answer for the background.

While there might be options to achieve this via an add-on, I'd like to suggest another approach first: One of the features specific to JIRA Software (i.e. this is neither available for JIRA Core nor JIRA Service Desk) is Integrating with development tools, which (amongst other things), allows you to Viewing the…

This is documented in Install and configure a remote Elasticsearch instance: Bitbucket Server 4.6+ comes with an bundled Elasticsearch instance, which runs as a separate process from the Bitbucket Server application and doesn't require any extra configuration. You can can also install a remote Elasticsearch instance on a…

This is an expected result of Bitbucket Pipelines build environments being comprised of ephemeral Docker containers that run automatically after each code push. That is, for each build a new Docker container is launched, and then terminated at the end of the build, which implies that all non explicitly managed files (like…

Notifications seem to primarily depend on which Topics you watch: You can watch a topic to be notified when a new question is added. This is a great way to keep informed about what is going on in your site. To watch a topic: * Go to Questions > Topics * Choose Watch next to any topics you wish to be notified about. If you…

Portfolio for JIRA already offers unlimited hierarchy levels within its new Live Plans [Labs] concept (available as of release 1.12), see section Creating new hierarchy levels in Portfolio for JIRA on the very page you referenced: You can create as many hierarchy levels as you want in Portfolio for JIRA by following these…

You can achieve this as an administrator within Bamboo Server as follows: * Go to 'Manage add-ons' * Adjust the filter to 'All add-ons' * Search the add-on that is providing the task in question, e.g. the 'Atlassian Bamboo PHP Builder Plugin' * Click on the 'x of y modules enabled' link * Find the module that is providing…

Iulius Hutuleac has thankfully generalized the approach Alexey suggested in his answer (+1) and implemented a Generic Test Results Parser for Bamboo based on the Bamboo Test Collection and Reporting SPI - the free add-on offers Simple file parsing and test case handling for generic test result formats: Just select the…

You can delete a deployment project from the action menu in the top right: image2016-8-25 18:21:6.png

Atlassian has just released the Bamboo After Deployment Trigger add-on, which allows to run your integration/acceptance tests as a regular build plan by adding a trigger to run plan when deployment project was deployed. It is currently release as an 'Atlassian Labs' add-on and will hopefully be integrated into Bamboo down…

That makes a whole lot of sense - Confluence meanwhile features CQL similar to JIRA's JQL, and the latter is used in the JIRA HipChat integration for this very purpose. I would have expected a resp. feature request to exist already, but surprisingly couldn't find one - here's one that comes close though, which you might…

This functionality is not yet supported by Bamboo itself (but see below), please watch and vote for the following issue to further guide Atlassian's priority for addressing this notable limitation: * https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-2489 That being said, the Agent Utilities - Basic add-on used to provide this…

Where are your running your servers, in the cloud (e.g. AWS or Azure or so) or in private data centers, or both?

Agreed, that's what one would expect - this used to be in the footer of each page, and while I can understand why Atlassian has removed it there, it should really be surfaced in the admin section somewhere (it is in JIRA Cloud btw., but as far as I know not in Bamboo Cloud indeed, other than in Bamboo Server).

This information can usually be approximated from What's New for Atlassian Cloud, i.e. Bamboo Cloud is running 5.11-OD-02 as of April 18. Aside from tracking the release notes, you can also check the latest Application Versions directly, but please note the info at the bottom: Your site may be upgraded a day before or a…

Yes, you can use these parts for the scheduled triggering of the (parent) plan the child plan depends on (trigger type 1), and additionally use plan build dependencies for automatically starting the (child) plan when the (parent) it depends on is finished (trigger type 2). You haven't mentioned whether you have already…

Both variations are available options for triggering builds: * You can achieve scheduled plan execution by means of Cron-based scheduling: * You can achieve child plan execution by means of Setting up plan build dependencies.

@Raymond Saliba - I've updated your question and tag to clarify this is about BambooHR rather than Atlassian's own Bamboo (a CI/CD server) 

The only available place 'outside of the project' is within another project, i.e. every repository must be inside a project since the recent introduction of projects as a team organization feature. Accordingly, you need to create another suitable project (say 'Unspecified project') and move your existing repository by…

You might be affected by a comparatively recent bug related to the Bamboo/Bitbucket integration, depending on whether your configuration matches the one outlined there: * https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BSERV-8809 Either way, as already recommended by Rich, contacting Atlassian support is likely going to be the best…

Assuming your question is not about Bitbucket Server, rather this very Atlassian Answers forum, you can find all your posts by clicking on your own user name in the Your Statistics widget in the right column of the Atlassian Answers home page, or your user name on any post like your question here, i.e. eiger3970 (also…

Unfortunately neither of those features are available as of today: * How do you backup and restore plans in Bamboo Cloud? - this is one of the highest voted and longest standing feature requests: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-1223* While you can export an entire Bamboo Server instance as at least, this isn't…

Utoolity is offering an add-on family Identity Federation for AWS which implements an Identity Broker that provides Federated AWS access for Atlassian users, i.e. it allows to Add long-term AWS security credentials (IAM users) once and configure AWS access for Atlassian groups with temporary credentials and fine grained…

[continued from my comment] According to https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/16877304 it apparently hasn't been possible back in 2015 at least, and that matches our experience with release 4.4.1 still. I have briefly checked later release notes, but couldn't identify anything obvious, though the option to 'Add default…

Interesting, how do you actually add yourself as a reviewer? We are in the opposite camp, i.e. we'd prefer being able to do so (to signal a PR as 'ready for review') - this works in Bitbucket Cloud, but doesn't seem to be available in Bitbucket Server (on 4.4.1 right now)? Maybe we can figure out the difference between our…