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A summary of our DevOps session with end-to-end practical examples, presented at the DevOps Türkiye meetup at Zemin İstanbul on 15 March 2023.
About the session
At the DevOps Türkiye community meetup at Zemin İstanbul, we walked through a DevOps flow in the Atlassian ecosystem, from planning to production, with real examples. This article summarizes the key topics; you can watch the full recording below.
From planning to code: Jira and Bitbucket
Traceability is at the heart of the flow. When every Jira work item is linked to a branch, commit and pull request, developers manage code and tasks from one screen, and managers can see what stage a piece of work is in, right down to the code.
CI/CD: automation with Bitbucket Pipelines
We automated build, test and deployment steps with Bitbucket Pipelines. With environment-based deployments, you can trace the order in which each release reaches test, staging and production, and deployment information appears automatically on the related Jira issues.
Operations and continuous feedback
When production incidents are managed in Jira Service Management, incident and change records can be linked directly to the related deployments. Runbooks and post-incident reviews kept in Confluence help teams avoid repeating the same mistakes.
“When the tools come together, the real gain is that work, code and operations meet in the same traceable chain.”
Key takeaways
- Single source: work, code and deployments are traced in one chain
- Automation: repetitive steps run through pipelines and rules
- Visibility: managers follow delivery end to end
- Culture: collaboration between teams matters as much as the tools
