In October 2020, Atlassian announced End-of-Life for their Server products coming on February 2, 2024. With Atlassian's continued investment in both their Cloud and Data Center hosting options, many organizations are making the switch to Atlassian Cloud. Atlassian is continuing to invest in and expand capabilities in Cloud to support even the largest customers. 

As Development and IT Ops teams look to be more efficient, decreasing their time to market and increasing product support, DevOps has become the predominant industry solution. There are many resources that paint a picture of the ideal processes for Development and Operations working harmoniously together- but how do we actual get there? Where should we start? 

Atlassian Reaches 50K Customers

Since their founding in 2002, Atlassian has disrupted the tech industry with their innovative products. Focusing on collaboration, integration, scalability and efficiency, Atlassian continues to change the way companies do business as we move more and more towards a global business model. Because of Atlassian, teams across the world can work seamlessly and in real-time on projects no matter where people are located. They've build products that not only keep up with the needs of today's industry leaders, but they are themselves industry leaders (reflected in their ever-growing Gartner rating). It's with that forward-thinking and must-have product suite that Atlassian has reached 50,000 customers! As Atlassian Solution Partners, we at Praecipio Consulting love nothing more than introducing these products and their capabilities to clients who enthusiastically adopt them with great success. We've seen first-hand how Atlassian brings the best in IT and business process solutions to companies of all sizes and industry, from the dev teams to the marketing teams, and could not be more excited to see what they will come up with by the 100,000 customer mark. 

Discover how making the move from Perforce to Git at Expedia lead to standing room-only training sessions abundant with high fives. The move to Git improved Expedia's software development with faster development cycles, deeper integrations, increased transparency, and a more unified development platform. 

Atlassian shot into the Enterprise with the release of their revolutionary JIRA Data Center in July, followed by Confluence Data Center in August. Major companies worldwide relying on Enterprise-level, mission-critical processes rejoiced- and now, they have even more reason to celebrate! Now Stash, the popular source code management for Git, is the newest Data Center offering from Atlassian. Currently in its beta version, the first and only platform of its kind to provide a highly available, scalable solution to collaborative Git teams of unlimited sizes with countless products and processes, Stash Data Center brings optimal uptime, the utmost reliability and unlimited scalability. It's only been a week since Scott Farquhar and Mike Cannon-Brookes introduced us to Stash Data Center in the Opening Keynote of Summit, but the IT community is already buzzing over the newest addition to the Atlassian Enterprise family!

Seven weeks ago the world met Stash – a centralized solution to manage Git repositories behind the firewall. Stash 1.0 was a huge launch! Atlassian’s been deluged with great feedback and already have small agile teams and large enterprises adopting Stash for their Git development.

Bitbucket now supports Git!

You’ve been asking for it, the Bitbuket team has even joked about it – now it’s here (for real): for the one year anniversary of Bitbucket joining Atlassian, they’re announcing Git support.

So, what’s new in Bamboo 3.1? Check it out this update from Atlassian: