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3 steps to enable Bitbucket Pipelines build notifications in Hipchat
Every time you trigger a build in Bitbucket Pipelines, whether by pushing commits or creating a pull request, you have to remain at your desk refreshing email to see if the build has passed. All to avoid wearing the cone of shame for not finding out about a failed build quickly. Wouldn’t it just be […]
3 steps to enable Bitbucket Pipelines build notifications in Hipchat
Every time you trigger a build in Bitbucket Pipelines, whether by pushing commits or creating a pull request, you have to remain at your desk refreshing email to see if the build has passed. All to avoid wearing the cone of shame for not finding out about a failed build quickly. Wouldn’t it just be […]
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3 steps to enable Bitbucket Pipelines build notifications in Hipchat
Every time you trigger a build in Bitbucket Pipelines, whether by pushing commits or creating a pull request, you have to remain at your desk refreshing email to see if the build has passed. All to avoid wearing the cone of shame for not finding out about a failed build quickly. Wouldn’t it just be […]
3 steps to enable Bitbucket Pipelines build notifications in Hipchat
Every time you trigger a build in Bitbucket Pipelines, whether by pushing commits or creating a pull request, you have to remain at your desk refreshing email to see if the build has passed. All to avoid wearing the cone of shame for not finding out about a failed build quickly. Wouldn’t it just be […]
Practical continuous deployment: a guide to automated software delivery
Continuous deployment guides frequently focus on the culture and adoption aspects. What’s less common to see is how teams have addressed practical nuts-and-bolts issues. [cta] In this post, I’ll talk about the hurdles my team had to jump while transitioning to continuous deployment: workflow stuff, tools stuff, and a bunch of “gotchas”. And for those […]
Stash on Docker
Docker has been moving at ‘lightning speed’ and has been adopted by software development teams all over the world. Since the beginning, we at Atlassian, have been very excited about the potential of Docker. In fact, we wrote early on how to run Java in a Docker container, and created an internal self-service model to deploy applications on our cloud using Docker containers. We also experimented early with containerizing our products (see our experiments on bitbucket). We have been big fans of Docker, and I am proud to serve on Docker’s Advisory Board.
3 steps to enable Bitbucket Pipelines build notifications in Hipchat
Every time you trigger a build in Bitbucket Pipelines, whether by pushing commits or creating a pull request, you have to remain at your desk refreshing email to see if the build has passed. All to avoid wearing the cone of shame for not finding out about a failed build quickly. Wouldn’t it just be […]
Practical continuous deployment: a guide to automated software delivery
Continuous deployment guides frequently focus on the culture and adoption aspects. What’s less common to see is how teams have addressed practical nuts-and-bolts issues. [cta] In this post, I’ll talk about the hurdles my team had to jump while transitioning to continuous deployment: workflow stuff, tools stuff, and a bunch of “gotchas”. And for those […]