Hi @Shamil Nunhuck, thank you for expressing your interest in Bamboo! Atlassian Data Center products, including Bamboo DC, are not going anywhere. As @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- wrote, yes, Atlassian has a Cloud-first strategy but we’re fully aware that our customers also need on-premise solutions, hence we’re continuing to invest in our Data Center products. You may expect a DC roadmap update quite soon.
As for Bamboo, we’re currently working on a large feature, that would be new type of agents - ephemeral kubernetes agents. They will allow for instant and automated scalability, resource saving, increased security thanks to build isolation and full admin control, and making builds less environment dependent. Then we will focus on improving high availability. We currently offer cold standby in Bamboo, the next steps would be to reduce the downtime and increase horizontal scalability (cluster capacity). As both of these features are large and our main focus, we’re not adding any smaller user facing features into the roadmap, in order not to overpromise. However, we always do everything we can to add some extra features to the releases, even when they are not on the public roadmap. The features that’ve developed in the past months (which were not announced in advance) include: Bitbucket Cloud web hook integration, audit log content search, support for pull requests from forked repositories for Bitbucket Server and GitHub, YAML Specs validator, improved performance of deployments data gathering and artifact transfer, SFTP artifact handler, and OAuth2 support. You can also expect the first Long Term Support version of Bamboo very soon.
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