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Atlassian Summit presenter preview: Brian Gregory, CPO Consulting
Atlassian Summit is less than 40 days away. There are dozens of discussions in this 2-day event. As we run up to the event, we wanted to highlight some of the speakers. This interview is with Brian Gregory of CPO Consulting.. He will be speaking on a session entitled The Anchor Store: Four Killer Confluence Examples to Root Your Deployment.
Whither Codegeist?
I’m sorry that we’re just now getting around to this post, but a few folks have been asking about this year’s Codegeist Plugin Competition. Normally it’s run in the spring, which means it should have started weeks ago. This year, we’ve got a lot going on: Atlassian Summit, the Atlassian Stimulus Package, and major releases […]
Instant Atlassian part 3: Instant Backup and Restore
Earlier this week, I showed you a way to set up a Jira and Confluence server in minutes, and how to customise its URL. Today, I’m going to show you how to back up the data on your Instant Atlassian server in a matter of seconds, and how to restore from your backup in the […]
Bamboo Customer Stories (4/8): Driving quality with hyper complex distributed builds
This Bamboo customer story is the fourth of an 8-part blog series about why so many developers adopt continuous integration, written by our guest blogger John Ferguson Smart. Last time we talked about Lightning fast notifications, and this week we cover driving quality with hyper complex distributed builds.
Atlassian Summit presenter preview: Barney Bolt, Chordiant
Atlassian Summit is less than 40 days away. There are dozens of discussions in this 2-day event. As we run up to the event, we wanted to highlight some of the speakers. This interview is with Barney Bolt of Chordiant.. He will be speaking on a session entitled Three Uses of Jira Beyond Bug Tracking.
Adaptavist Steps Up
Adaptavist steps up to provide free Theme Builder and Community Bubbles to 5-user Confluence licenses.
Instant Atlassian part 2: Creating a Custom URL
In my previous post I showed you how to get your own Confluence and Jira server up and running in a few minutes, with the help of this week’s amazing $5 license offer (Get one while they last!) and Amazon’s EC2 hosting service. Today, I’m going to show you how to set up an easy-to-remember […]
Setting up Jira and Confluence in minutes
UPDATE: This post refers to Jira 3.13.x, which has reached end of life status. Please refer to the official documentation for installation steps: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Installing+Jira This week’s offer of $5 licenses puts Jira and Confluence within reach of even the smallest of teams. You’d be mad not to take advantage of it. You’re probably thinking: “Yup, that’s a […]
Confluence and Jira – 5 users for $5
Yes, you heard correctly We’re giving away fully functional 5 user licences of Confluence and Jira until April 24th. What was that? Only $5 for a 5 user license. Why would we do that? As engineers, many of us have been involved in smaller teams (or even helped establish them!) and understand the difficulties involved […]
Cut your Confluence Hosting Costs by 50%
Why pay for hosting costs when you’re not using your wiki? That’s the reasoning behind our recently announced Instant Atlassian EC2 image – an easy to use command line interface that lets you create, start, stop, and backup your Confluence or Jira instance. The era of pay-as-you-go collaboration and bug tracking is finally here, and […]
Confluence and Jira — $5, for small teams through April 24th!
You heard that right. We’re giving away fully functional 5 user licenses of Confluence and Jira through April 24th for five bucks each. Atlassian wants to help small businesses, nimble teams and startups afford enterprise class software for the price of a cup of coffee. We’re calling it the Atlassian Stimulus Package. And the best […]
Jira and Confluence Licenses $5 for Small Teams Through April 24th
SAN FRANCISCO (BUSINESS WIRE) — Starting today, small teams and startups can get a great deal on two of the world’s most popular IT tools, Atlassian Jira and Confluence. Through April 24th, Atlassian will be selling fully functional “starter licenses” of Confluence and Jira for $5 USD each, for up to five users, with all […]
Wiki Theater – Your Wiki Isn’t Wikipedia
If you ever want to see a human being express completely unrestrained passion for a subject, just ask Stewart Mader over at Future Changes if there’s any difference between an enterprise wiki and Wikipedia. As a wiki evangelist, Stewart justifiably finds this confusion between wikis for business and Wikipedia to be one of his greatest […]
Webinar: Confluence plugins with CustomWare
Don’t forget, next week is a great webinar with one of our highly regarded partners CustomWare. This upcoming Plugin of the Month webinar will feature David Peterson as he shows off the latest versions of a few of their plugins. Among the demos will be the Reporting Plugin which allows generation of powerful and flexible […]
Bamboo Customer Stories (3/8): Lightning fast notification
This Bamboo customer story is the third of an 8-part blog series about why so many developers adopt continuous integration, written by our guest blogger John Ferguson Smart. Last time we talked about Aligning work habits, and this week we cover Lightning fast notification.