Possibly, it depends on how you want to be using it all.
I apologise for the rambling info-dump here:
- The most simple case is that you have "Jira Core" (most of us will say just "Jira" here).
- Jira Software and Jira Service Management (Jira Service Desk), are two separate applications that add functions on top of Jira Core - you have to have Jira Core running as a place to add one or both of them to it.
- The three applications are licenced independently, even when they are all running on the same service.
- A very easy way to think of a licence for a JSM/D or Software user is that it includes a licence for Jira Core, as it needs all the core stuff to do the underlying work
So, in your case, you might need to cross-licence.
- Your DevOps people will be able to see and do some simple stuff (comments, watching, be a participant in) with Service Desk projects, but cannot act as Service Desk Agents unless they get JSD licences. Y
- our Service Desk Agents can be allowed into your Jira Software projects to work with issues, but don't get to work with sprints and boards unless they're granted a Software licence as well.
You'll need to think about what you want your JSD agents need to do in Software projects, and what your DevOps people need to do in help-desk type projects.
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