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Official Atlassian Support for Kubernetes for Jira, Confluence and other products

Rob Cohen
Rob Cohen Apr 23, 2020

When is Atlassian going to support Kubernetes officially?

https://www.praqma.com/products/ask/ is already an open source solution for this, why hasn't Atlassian adopted it?

 

Considering that official docker support already exists, and the above open source example exists, the hard work has already been done to make this happen. I imagine this is in the works already but it isn't announced.

What is the plan for Kubernetes support?

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