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Log4Shell fix with the Bitbucket Cloud and Snyk integration
By now, you’re probably assessing your level of exposure — or are in the middle of remediating — the recently disclosed vulnerability known as Log4Shell. We recently introduced a native integration with Snyk, a leading provider of developer security solutions, to help you address zero-day vulnerabilities. Once enabled, Snyk scans your code and its dependencies […]
Configuring multiple Docker services with different memory limits
Bitbucket Pipelines provides a feature that enables you to configure memory in Docker services (learn more on that here). We have related highly voted suggestion where customers would like to configure multiple Docker services, each with different memory configurations. Here’s a working example of how you can set memory limits to multiple Docker services and […]
Infrastructure Changes – New Outbound IP Addresses
On 8th December 2021, new IP addresses were provisioned for our build infrastructure, allowing for improved resiliency in our Kubernetes infrastructure. These addresses will become active in the next six weeks. The new IP addresses are: 3.216.235.48/32 34.231.96.243/32 44.199.3.254/32 174.129.205.191/32 44.199.127.226/32 44.199.45.64/32 3.221.151.112/32 52.205.184.192/32 52.72.137.240/32 Refer to What are the Bitbucket Cloud IP addresses I should […]
Automatically refresh caches when build dependencies are updated
Bitbucket Pipelines provides a caching feature that provides the ability to cache external build dependencies and directories e.g. 3rd-party libraries. This means faster builds and fewer consumed build minutes. However, caches currently live for 7 days and are invalidated at the end of that period. And updates to build dependencies do not cause the cache […]
Help us welcome Horizontal Navigation to Bitbucket Cloud!
Bitbucket Cloud is getting a makeover! We are joining Jira and Confluence Cloud and moving our global navigation from a vertical bar along the left side to a horizontal bar displayed along the top of Bitbucket Cloud. This update is a huge improvement for our users in terms of findability and ease of use, and it also provides […]
Bitbucket Cloud has landed in AWS
In July and August of this year, I revealed to our community for the first time that Bitbucket Cloud was engaged in a project to migrate to a new platform. As I wrote in July: For over a decade, the majority of Bitbucket’s services have been hosted in a data center. While this has served […]
Announcing the Bitbucket Cloud Migration Assistant
Update March 2022: The Bitbucket Cloud Migration Assistant now supports migrating from Bitbucket Data Center instances as well. We are excited to announce the launch of the Bitbucket Cloud Migration Assistant, an Atlassian-supported app built to help Bitbucket Server customers automate the migration process from Bitbucket Server to Bitbucket Cloud. If you are considering a […]
Introducing default values for custom pipeline variables
Support for including default values in custom pipelines has been a highly requested feature. We are happy to announce that this feature is now live. Providing a default value helps avoid errors when you manually trigger a custom pipeline. If you often rely on the same value for certain variables, it can be frustrating to […]
Action Required for GitKraken Users using SSH
We recently learned that users of Bitbucket Cloud who generated their SSH key(s) using GitKraken versions 7.6.0-8.0.0 could be subject to a vulnerability that results in the creation of duplicate keys. The developers of the GitKraken app reached out to Bitbucket Cloud when they discovered that their software was generating duplicate RSA keys and informed […]
How to integrate security checks into your deployment workflow
As software applications grow in scale and complexity, the surface areas for security vulnerabilities and exploits grow with it. Modern development practices include large amounts of code reuse. First, in the form of language-specific standard libraries such as the C++ STL, the Golang standard library, and Microsoft .NET. Second, in the form of open-source libraries […]
Deprecating Atlassian account password for Bitbucket API and Git activity
Starting Sep 13, 2021, new Bitbucket users will not be able to use their personal Atlassian account password when using Basic authentication with the Bitbucket API or Git over HTTPS. They will need to use Bitbucket app passwords. Bitbucket users who created an Atlassian account before September 13, 2021 will be able to use their […]
An exciting update on diff and merge performance
Back in July I published Encountering some turbulence on Bitbucket’s journey to a new platform, sharing with the public for the first time that Bitbucket Cloud is in the final stages of a migration from our data center onto Atlassian’s cloud platform—the same internal platform underlying Jira Cloud, Confluence Cloud, Statuspage, and many other internal […]
It’s official! Announcing Runners in Bitbucket Pipelines
You’ve always been able to execute CI/CD workflows via Bitbucket Pipelines using Atlassian’s infrastructure. This is the easiest way to use Bitbucket Pipelines because you don’t need to host or manage any servers. We host it and manage it for you. But sometimes you need more control of your hardware, software, and the environment your […]
Changes to Bitbucket Pipelines due to crypto mining abuse
Over the last months, Bitbucket Pipelines has experienced a massive increase in abuse from bad actors taking advantage of the free minutes to mine cryptocurrencies. This has had a big impact on our CI/CD platform requiring our team to stay on top of this 24/7 to maintain the best quality of service for our customers […]
Encountering some turbulence on Bitbucket’s journey to a new platform
The past week has been a turbulent time for Bitbucket Cloud’s engineering and support teams as well as our customers. Some of you have expressed concern regarding our services’ performance and reliability in recent days. Fortunately, for the majority of Bitbucket users, our services have continued to perform smoothly. But given the number of developers […]