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Dev Ops

The document provides an overview of Jira, a software application developed by Atlassian for issue tracking and project management, particularly favored by agile teams. It highlights key features for team collaboration, such as shared boards, real-time updates, and integrations with other tools, as well as a breakdown of the Jira interface components. Additionally, it discusses various integrations with development, communication, project management, and testing tools that enhance productivity and streamline workflows.

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The document provides an overview of Jira, a software application developed by Atlassian for issue tracking and project management, particularly favored by agile teams. It highlights key features for team collaboration, such as shared boards, real-time updates, and integrations with other tools, as well as a breakdown of the Jira interface components. Additionally, it discusses various integrations with development, communication, project management, and testing tools that enhance productivity and streamline workflows.

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JIRA

INTERFACE
-THAMALA
.

VINEETHA
AGENDA:
• INTRODUCTION TO JIRA
• TEAM COLLABORATION USING
JIRA
• JIRA INTERFACE
• TOOLS AND INTEGRATIONS
INTRODUCTION TO
JIRA:
Jira is a software application developed by
Atlassian used for issue tracking, project
management, and workflow
automation. It's a popular tool, particularly
among agile development teams, for
planning, tracking, and managing software
projects. Jira is versatile and can be
adapted to various project management
methodologies.
Jira is a project management and issue-
tracking software that helps teams
manage software development projects.
Initially launched in 2002 for bug tracking,
it has evolved into a versatile tool used by
various teams beyond software
development, such as marketing and
finance. Over 300,000 companies
worldwide use Jira.
TEAM COLLABORATION
USING JIRA :
Jira provides robust features for team
collaboration, enabling teams to work together
effectively on projects and tasks. Key
functionalities include shared boards, real-time
updates, cross-project linking, and integration
with other collaboration tools.
Here's how teams can leverage
Jira for collaboration:

1. Shared Boards for Real-Time Visibility:


Jira allows teams to create and share boards like
Kanban or Scrum boards, offering a visual
representation of work progress.
These boards provide real-time updates on task
status, helping teams track progress, identify
bottlenecks, and stay on the same page.
2. Real-Time Updates and Communication:
Jira offers real-time updates on tasks, ensuring
that all team members are aware of changes and
progress.
Teams can utilize commenting, tagging, and task
assignment features to communicate and
collaborate on specific tasks.
3. Cross-Project Linking:
Jira enables teams to link projects across
different teams, facilitating data and information
sharing.
This is particularly useful when teams need to
collaborate on multiple projects simultaneously.
4. Integration with Other Collaboration Tools:
Jira seamlessly integrates with other Atlassian tools
like Confluence (for documentation) and Team
Calendars (for team leave and events).
This integration streamlines workflows and enhances
team collaboration by centralizing information and
communication.
5. Collaborative Features in Jira Service
Management:
Jira Service Management allows teams to collaborate
on customer requests and issues.
Teams can share requests with other Jira team
members, grant permissions for commenting on
requests, and link work items across different Jira
products.
This ensures efficient communication and
collaboration between service project and software
JIRA INTERFACE:
The Jira interface is the visual layout
and structure that users interact with
when using the Jira project
management software. It provides a
central platform for teams to plan,
track, and collaborate on work, offering
various features and functionalities
tailored to different roles and
workflows.
Here's a breakdown of the key
components of the Jira interface:
1. Global Navigation:
Jira Logo:
Clicking the Jira logo usually navigates to the system dashboards or
homepage.
Product Switcher:
Allows users to easily switch between different Atlassian products like
Jira Software, Confluence, and others.
Create Issue Button:
Enables users to create new issues within the current project.
Search Functionality:
Provides a way to search for issues, projects, boards, and other items
within Jira.
Notifications:
Displays notifications related to tagged items, assignments, and other
updates.
User Profile:
Allows users to manage their personal settings, avatar, and other profile
information.
2. Project Navigation:
Project Menu:
Provides access to projects, issues, filters, and other project-
related settings.
Issues and Filters:
Allows users to view and manage issues based on various
criteria like open, reported, or recently updated.
Dashboards:
Customizable dashboards display project information, progress,
and other relevant metrics.
3. Issue View:
Issue Details: Displays information about a specific issue,
including its summary, description, status, assignee, and other
relevant details.
Workflows: Jira's workflows can be visualized and managed
within the issue view.
Comments and History: Allows users to add comments to
issues and track their history.
TOOLS AND
INTEGRATIONS:
Jira integrates with a wide array of tools to
streamline workflows and enhance
productivity. These integrations range
from development tools like Bitbucket and
Jenkins to communication platforms like Slack
and Microsoft Teams, as well as project
management and testing tools.
Key Integration Areas and Tools:
Development:
Jira integrates with tools like Bitbucket, Bamboo, FishEye,
GitLab, Jenkins, and Azure DevOps to provide developers with
visibility into code changes, builds, deployments, and more
within the Jira issue context. For example, you can link GitHub
commits and pull requests to Jira issues for better traceability.
Communication:
Slack and Microsoft Teams integrations allow teams to receive
Jira notifications and updates directly within their
communication channels, improving collaboration and keeping
everyone informed.
Project Management:
Jira can be integrated with other Atlassian products like
Confluence (for documentation) and Trello (for Kanban-style
project management).
Testing:
Jira integrates with tools like Testmo to
manage testing activities and link test results
to Jira issues.
Service Management:
Jira Service Management integrates with tools
like ServiceNow to align IT service
management processes with development
activities.
Benefits of Jira Integrations:
Improved Efficiency:
Streamlined workflows and automated processes
reduce manual effort and save time.
Enhanced Collaboration:
Better communication and visibility across teams and
tools facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Increased Productivity:
Integrated tools enable teams to focus on their core
tasks without switching between multiple
applications.
Better Traceability:
Linking development activities, documentation, and
other relevant information to Jira issues provides a
comprehensive view of project progress.

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