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Monitor Kubernetes, 5 Best Practices for Large-Scale B2B Applications
Kubernetes has become the cornerstone of large-scale B2B applications. Its scalability, flexibility, and automation capabilities make it the go-to choice for businesses managing complex workloads. However, managing Kubernetes environments efficiently requires robust monitoring practices to ensure performance, security, and cost optimization. Five best practices for Kubernetes monitoring 1. Implement Multi-Layered Observability Kubernetes Monitoring at scale…
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How to Set Up Self-Hosted Bitbucket Runners: A Complete Guide
In-order to create a runner you need to be a Repository Admin and admin to the server where you are going to install runner. Navigate to the repository where you want to create the Self-Hosted runner. Under Repository, scroll on the left side to navigate to “Repository Settings” Under repository settings, navigate to the pipelines,…
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Jira to Azure DevOps Migration
Migrating from Jira to Azure DevOps is a significant undertaking that requires careful planning and execution. While manual migration is an option, it often presents challenges such as data loss, extended downtime, and resource-intensive processes. To mitigate these issues, the Canarys Migration Hub offers a comprehensive solution designed to streamline and enhance the migration experience.…
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How to Modify Existing Workflows in Jira: A Step-by-Step Guide
To modify the workflows in a Project you need to have Admin permission. To assign a workflow to project, go to the project settings where you want to add the workflow. Under project settings, you will see workflows and once you click on workflows. You will see Add Workflow option as shown below. Once you…
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How to Design and Implement Custom Workflows in Jira?
To create custom workflows in Jira you need to have Administrator permissions. Over the Jira home screen, you need to click over the cog wheel and look for Issues as shown below. Once you click over Issues, you will be redirect to below screen. On the lefthand side of the screen you can see workflows,…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Creating SLAs in Jira Service Management
To create SLAs in Jira Service Management, you need to be a Project Admin. Firstly, go to the Project where you want to setup SLAs and click over Project Settings as shown below. Under project settings, locate Request Management. Under request management you will see SLAs. Once you click over SLAs, you will see option…
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Azure DevOps vs Jira Software
Comparison as individual tools Azure DevOps Jira Azure DevOps is a Microsoft product that provides end-to-end application management from planning till deployment everything can be done under one tool Jira is a Atlassian product which is a powerful project management tool Key features include Boards, Repos, Pipelines, Test plans, Artifacts Key features include Project Management,…
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Streamline Your DevOps Pipeline with Atlassian’s Open DevOps Ecosystem
Atlassian Open DevOps A collection of integrated tools from Atlassian called Atlassian Open DevOps is intended to help teams with their DevOps procedures. By providing seamless integration of multiple tools and services, from planning and coding to deployment and operations, it streamlines the DevOps process. The main objectives are to facilitate more productive teamwork among…
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Jira Service Management – Different Plans & Features Comparison
Jira Service Management Plans in Detailed 1. Free Plan 2. Standard Plan 3. Premium Plan 4. Enterprise Plan Summary of Key Differences: Feature Free Standard Premium Enterprise Agents 3 agents max Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited SLA Management Not available Basic Advanced Advanced Incident Management Basic Full Advanced Advanced Automation Rules 500/month 5000/month 1000/month/users Unlimited Storage 2…
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How to Set Up SLAs in Jira Service Management
To setup SLAs in Jira Service Management, you need to have a project administrator role. The SLAs are setup at the project level, in-order to configure the SLAs you need to navigate to the project settings. Once you click over the project settings, you will see the SLAs by scrolling down on the left side…