Your toolchain is complex, with more apps than you probably care to count. But that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t (or can’t) work together in harmony.
Last year at our virtual Team 21 event, we announced the launch of Atlassian Open DevOps. 🎉 Built on Jira Software, with Confluence, Bitbucket, and Opsgenie out-of-the-box and dozens of integrations available in the Atlassian Marketplace, you can build your toolchain with the software you already know and love - or discover new tools to make your work easier.
With our Team 22 conference just days away (April 5-7), we can’t help but think about how much our Open DevOps solution has evolved in the last year. It’s now so easy to build your ideal DevOps stack with some of the best apps in CI/CD, feature flagging, agile, testing, and security.
These are just some of the DevOps integrations available to you to upgrade your toolchain!
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Connect your code in GitHub to projects in Jira and get updates on pull requests, deployments, branches, builds, and commits.
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View and access repositories from the project.
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Create branches and pull requests in Jira issues.
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Add comments, transition Jira issues, change assignee, and add fix/affects version with Git commits.
- Use commands in commit messages to close Jira issues, add comments, and transition workflow states (e.g. from “In progress” to “Done”).
- Product managers don't have to leave Jira to see how issues are getting resolved from GitLab.
CI/CD
- Display build and deploy statuses in Jira issues.
- Create Jira tickets directly from the CircleCI Jobs page.
- Track and manually approve deployments in real-time.
- Provide additional metadata from Jira to every GitOps deployment.
- Track the corresponding Jira tickets in addition to git changes over time.
- Attach Harness Drone CI build and deployment details to a Jira issue.
- View ticket status on the Jira Deployment page and see the full history and status of the ticket deployment.
- View any of your builds in the Jfrog Artifactory dashboard and see which Jira issues were fixed.
- From Jira, click an issue and see which builds in Artifactory have the fix.
- See the status of your team's releases and deployments directly in Jira issues with deep links back to Octopus for further details.
- Generate and share release notes from your Jira issues.
Feature Flags
- Start the creation of a new feature flag right from the Jira New Issue screen.
- Connect an existing LaunchDarkly feature flag to a Jira story.
- Associate LaunchDarkly feature flags with Jira issues.
- Add a feature flag to a Jira issue by connecting to an existing flag or creating a new flag from the Jira issue screen.
- Connected Jira issues will reflect the flag configuration (ON/OFF) and roll-out status (percentage rollout or number of targeting rules).
Performance Monitoring
- Dynatrace’s AI engine flags issues and automatically opens Jira tickets.
- Remove unnecessary event and alert spamming, and get all the necessary information in Jira.
- Connect New Relic Errors Inbox to Jira to easily create tickets for your errors.
- Jira templates allow you to create a ticket and link to the stack trace and APM for quick access and resolution.
- Jira issues created in Sentry sync between the two.
- Issue assignments and status updates in Jira populate in Sentry.
- Task assignments and comments in Sentry appear in Jira.
- Benchmark and optimize application development velocity and system reliability based on DORA metrics.
- Monitor and quickly remediate issues in your CI/CD pipelines.
Security
- The Snyk integration is available right in the Security tab of Bitbucket Cloud, and allows real-time visibility into any security issues in code and containers.
- Identify vulnerability fixes early in development and monitor new risks post deployment.
Test Management
- Create automated end-to-end tests.
- Run tests across all major browsers simultaneously in the cloud.
- Capture issue details directly in Jira from the test results screen.
- Manage manual and automated tests as Jira issues; customize screens, fields, and workflows.
- Execute tests on different environments and consolidate results.
- Link tests to other Jira issue types and plan ad hoc or structured test cycles.
- Track coverage with traceability between requirements, tests, and defects.
To get the latest about Atlassian Open DevOps, join us for Team 22 in-person in Las Vegas April 5-7 or tune in online for our digital event April 6-7!
What do you hope you learn at Team 22 this year? Let us know in the comments. ⬇️
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