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Plan better with the Roadmap Planner macro in Confluence

Learn how our Roadmap Planner macro can help you and your team work through some of your most complex quarterly or yearly plans.

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JQL: the most flexible way to search Jira

JQL stands for Jira Query Language and is the most powerful and flexible way to search for your issues in Jira. JQL is for everyone: developers, testers, agile project managers, and business users. This blog is intended to be a tutorial for those who have no experience with database queries to those who want faster access to […]

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The digitization of work just accelerated in these 4 areas

2020 didn’t change the future of work, it just hit the gas pedal.

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DevOps is the norm, but half of all teams can’t measure performance

Four new features in Jira Software Cloud will help bridge the gap.

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Modernizing in a high-security government environment

Data Center’s flexible infrastructure and deployment options – plus enterprise features and capabilities – help you meet your agency’s unique security needs, as well as the general demands of scale.

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How to take an agile mindset to rigid waterfall projects

Agile organizations that embrace the spirit of agile CAN break down silos and create teams that have the freedom to innovate.

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4 key ways to step up your DevOps game

Plus tips from our partners to get you started.

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How to build Confluence spaces for any team or project

At Atlassian, Confluence is our heart and soul – an open and shared workspace where teams collaborate on projects, blog about important company updates or announcements, get answers to HR questions, and even automate financial reports. Confluence quickly connects you with the information and people you need, so work is visible and everything is within reach. […]

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Link Jira issues to Confluence pages automatically

76 percent of Jira customers said they shipped projects faster after adding Confluence. Development teams basically live in Jira, which is where they track their work, while the rest of the business lives in Confluence, where everyone collaborates on requirements, documentation, marketing plans, sales reports, and so much more.  There’s tremendous value in being able […]

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Update to Jira Cloud’s Swagger/OpenAPI docs

In a previous Atlassian Community article, I talked about some things that might block you in generating client code automatically from our published spec, and then using that generated code to call Jira. Well, we removed those blockers! Also, we heard your feedback that you didn’t like the long and confusing method names. So here’s […]

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Unleashing the potential of all teams in the cloud

A year lookback on the major investments we’ve made in our cloud platform.

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Announcing the winners of Codegeist 2020

Thank you to everyone who participated in Codegeist 2020. Codegeist is Atlassian’s longstanding remote hackathon where participants build innovative applications for their favorite Atlassian tools. This year, we got to see our developer community in action during our biggest ever Codegeist – with over 1,300 participants, 300 app submissions and $315k in prizes. Each submission […]

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How Benevity prioritizes security with Atlassian Data Center

One company’s best practices for vulnerability management, security measures, and leveraging tools and systems with Atlassian Data Center.

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How to increase profits (and reduce admin costs) in the cloud

If you think cloud is more expensive than on-premises hosting, think again. IT pros report an average savings of 20 percent when they move to the cloud.

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What’s the foundation of DevOps success? 500 professionals gave us their take

We surveyed a slew of pros to find out where their organizations are succeeding and stumbling in their DevOps journey.