The Bitbucket install guide has all of the information you need to get things running. As long as you follow all of the steps, it should get you to a running state. Basically, what you do is set up your OS the way you want it, mount your shared storage volume, then set up Bitbucket to use the shared storage volume. It will set up the home directory automatically. When you add nodes, you mount the same shared storage volume and point Bitbucket to this volume. When you start up the additional nodes, they will see the existing configuration and join the cluster.
A word of warning with Bitbucket, though. Git is very diskio intensive (the issue is actually Git and not Bitbucket specifically.) Having low latency storage is critical. If your storage latency is high, you will see issues when you have a lot going on within Bitbucket. This usually manifests as "Bitbucket is queuing" errors and delays or failures in operations completing. In order to get the best performance out of Bitbucket Data Center, you need to tune things so that each operation finishes as quickly as possible. Throwing memory at it will likely reduce performance, so this is quite different from Jira and Confluence. If you run in to performance issues, I suggest reaching out to Atlassian Support or a Solution Partner for help. We do this sort of stuff for a living, so we can get things performing well for you. I hope that helps
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