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A new class of Marketplace app has arrived
Just as critical as it is that the Atlassian Data Center products you use maintain a high level of availability and consistent performance, the same holds true…
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Measuring and evaluating Service Level Objectives (SLOs)
How alert reporting helps us measure and evaluate SLOs in 5 simple steps.
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Tune in to the Atlas Camp Keynote September 6th
If you aren’t able to join us for Atlas Camp in Barcelona, you can still tune in online. Come back here on September 6th at…
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Classic children’s fables that teach us work-life balance lessons
The ever-elusive work-life balance: The idea that you can find complete equilibrium in your personal and professional life. A balance so coveted that, in a…
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How we’re partnering with InVision
Teams can do amazing things when work is open. As more teamwork happens across a growing number of tools, we look to support partners whose…
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Better release management with JFrog and Bitbucket Pipelines
This article was written with Jainish Shah from JFrog, a company that build tools that handle artifact management and distribution, including Artifactory and Bintray. This blog is…
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Sourcetree 3.0 branches out with new hosting services
The power of Sourcetree lies in its ability to simplify how you manage changes to your source code in a visual way, whether you’re new to coding and trying to master…
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From passion to productivity: how to build personal motivation into better work
We all have (and perhaps envy) a friend who seems to love their job. You know, the person who “whistles while they work,” so to…
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Why agility is better than agile
RetroOnAgile helped us learn about what works and what could be improved about agile software development. Read about our findings and the Agility project.
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How to close the issue management loop
When is an issue actually “done”? The CTO of rollout.io gives us his unique take.
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3 ways to overcome administrative roadblocks with Jira 7.12
[cta]Imagine you are on your way to work and get stopped by a construction detour, causing you to change course and lose valuable time. That’s…
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Bill Gates revealed his biggest weakness (and an important truth about leadership)
As a leader, you have to wear a lot of different hats. Admitting they don’t all fit perfectly goes a long way in building trust…
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How to weather the storm of a wild content management system
Learn how to use a content management strategy to calm even the wildest of content storms in your wiki
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3 lessons from an email guru for taming inbox chaos
It’s not a stretch at all to say that I’m ridiculously obsessed with email. (I have the t-shirt to prove it.) The obsession probably started…
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The distributed team’s guide to Git mirrors
[cta]Gallup’s 2017 State of the American Workplace found the number of employees working remotely reached 43%, up from 39% in 2012. In 2018, finding a company that lacks…