JSM DevOps Demo: Mastering Deployment and Operations

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Introduction

In this webinar, we will explore how you can leverage Atlassian products to streamline your deployment and operations processes. The focus will be on how Jira Software and Bitbucket can work together to manage your deployment pipeline efficiently. We’ll walk you through the steps involved in deploying code changes, from the development phase to production, using Bitbucket for version control and continuous integration. Jira Software will be the backbone for tracking the progress of these deployments, providing you with visibility and control over each stage of the process.

Once the changes are deployed, we will shift our attention to how you can use Jira Service Management and Statuspage to manage incidents that may arise from the deployment of standard changes. Specifically, we will demonstrate how the integration between Jira Service Management and Statuspage allows you to track incidents in real time and communicate updates to stakeholders effectively. This seamless integration ensures that any issues identified after deployment can be quickly prioritized, resolved, and communicated through an easily accessible status page.

By the end of the session, you'll have a deeper understanding of how the full Atlassian suite works together to not only manage your deployments but also respond to operational challenges as they occur. Whether you're managing code releases, tracking incidents, or providing transparency to your team and customers, Atlassian's tools provide a powerful framework to ensure smooth deployments and effective operational management.

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Thanks,

Fabian

[Tomislav Tobijas _Koios_]

Great demo @Fabian Lim !

Thanks for sharing :)

[Fabian Lim]

@Tomislav Tobijas _Koios_

You are welcome!

[Ashok Shembde]

Hi @Fabian Lim ,

This webinar sounds fantastic—thanks for sharing! I’m particularly interested in learning more about breaking down data silos and improving collaboration.