Do you find it impossible to find what you are looking for in #Jira? Today we take you from noob to Pro by guiding you through searching, saving your queries, and your first steps in JQL.
Tag: Jira Data Center
What even is Jira?
So, you’ve been asked to see what this #Jira thing is all about, but you’re a bit lost. Today we look at what Jira is, what the options are, and why you would choose to use it. @Atlassian
Jira Archive Install (Yet another way to install Jira!)
So you really want to learn what all goes into a Jira Install? You should try their Archive Installation! Today we go through all the steps to go from an archive file to a running Jira Instance!
Project Settings Omnibus!
Have you fully explored all the setting you can adjust on a #Jira Project? Today I talk about some of the smaller settings, and they do, and how you can use them!
Kubernetes and Jira Pt.3: Final Touches and Scaling
A bit late, but here it is – the Final installment of our Kubernetes and #Jira series. Today we look at further customizing our instance with some final touches, then scaling it up to multiple nodes. How many nodes would you run?
Kubernetes and Jira Pt. 2: Setting up Jira
Today we follow up on our Setting up Jira Data Center with Kubernetes by actually getting Jira installed and running. Have you already completed part 1?
Kubernetes and Jira Pt. 1: Setting up the Environment
Last week #Atlassian announced they are officially supporting Kubernetes for #Jira Data Center. So this week, we start looking at what it would take to setup a Jira DC Cluster on Kubernetes, starting with the environment!
Team ’21 Day Two Recap
Today we round out #AtlassianTeam21 with the Day 2 Keynote Recap. Any new toys you can’t wait to get your hands on?
Team ’21 Day One Recap
Today we review some of what came out during #AtlassianTeam21. What are you looking forward to?
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App Review: Agile Poker for Jira
This week we look at a tool that can help your team plan your Sprints and estimate issues – even if you are on different continents! Let’s look at Agile Poker for Jira together to see how it stacks up!