Atlassian Data Center Reviews

The data center can manage and centralize everything. We can easily track data, make projects and also create epics and stories. And the feature ‘Bitbucket’ can easily be used for organizing codes which help developers to collaborate in.

I enjoy using this product, and there is nothing to improve actually except a quick response. Sometimes it works a bit slow that should be fixed otherwise Atlassian is the best.

Atlassian Data Center works like a Central Hub that allows us to store, manage and share our resources.

Training the new team member is super easy with this tool.

ATlassian offers vast features in all products JIRA, Bitbucket, Bamboo & Confluence. We use these tools for every 5min to log project related tasks.

UI is user-friendly. Bamboo is the tool which I love it personally. Support tema is awesome.

There is lot of improvements needed. Like support for deploying Atlssian products in Kubernetes sel-hosted or AWS or Azure. Projects must have a field have "due date" in JIRA

It's helping us in source code management, project tracking, CICD and documentation. It also helps us to track releases in Agile way. Helping our customers seemlessly with features Atlassian offers.

It is helpful because of the datacenter architecture

nothing until now.

The data center feature wherein there can be everything managed and centralised. Data can be tracked easily as we can make projects and create story, epic and defects

There are lot of keyboard shortcuts for atlassian and this is the most disappointing part being a human being we cannot remember tons of shortcuts

Na

We have clients who provide us the enhancements of their websites via

Resiliency between two server is the best part of Atlassian. Uptime is the best feature. We are using LMS on this DC

Nothing till now. Still the evaluation is going on

Large LMS like canvas is deployed on this DC. Yes.

Concept of multi-nodes to server the load

Improved performance

High availability

Pricing - Touch higher on the licensing.

I can look and see what data I need based on the sorting features. My whole team uses it to track client data and conversions.

So far, there hasn't been anything I didn't like.

Tracking when data comes in, when conversions should start and complete

It's very easy to use and keeps internal communication very efficient. Creating tickets helps get information to the right place.

I think the tracking could be a bit better. More integrations could add to ease of use. Overall the main pain point I've experienced is just getting started. Learning the in's and out's of this software takes some time and practice.

Once you learn the software, it is excellent. Learn from a current user, and you'll find the most benefits.

It helps questions get answered and acts as a central location for most of the information and resources I use internally. Atlassian helps me stay organized and consolidated.

Everything - is excellent! the product helps stay organized

nothing - amazing product, maybe more integrations. That would be helpful, also, starting is tough

getting started is the hardest part, once you get past that, its an easy flow.

Our internal wiki is filled with hundreds of articles and resource pages, we always joke that it's easy to get lost but that's only because you may get distracted reading the plethora of information, you are not actually lost because you can always clearly see where you are or find the page you're looking for.

Another good thing about this, you could be using Google docs instead, but you can't have them all interconnected to the Level that you can with Atlassian, I have a bar on the left showing me the hierarchy of where in the wiki I am.

If you're in a large organization, there will be quite a few things that are common knowledge but that aren't touched on during training or onboarding, they are just things that you pick up on as you go and a good chunk of those for me have come from exploring our data center, kudos to our team for organizing this so well and of course to this platform for making it possible.

Sometimes it can be a little slow but I think it's understandable because we have a few pages that are really large.