The road to HAMS 3.0 – Transaction boundaries

HAMS is Atlassian's order processing system; if you've ever bought an Atlassian product it's HAMS that's been doing the work in the back-end. HAMS has served us well, but is over 3 years old now and starting to show some wear, so we've set aside August this year to attack some of the technical debt and upgrade the core engine. In a series of blog posts we'll be describing some of the technologies and trade-offs in a financial-processing system. The parable of the Merchant and the Customer... And

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FishEye and Crucible 2.7 Early Access Now Available

FishEye and Crucible 2.7 EAP is now available for download. The past month has been dedicated to dogfooding this release of FishEye and Crucible internally and with current users. After receiving a lot of feedback, we are ready for more! See the upcoming features in the products and provide feedback to help shape these features. What's New? Create and Manage Git Repositories Host your code behind a firewall with the new Git repository management feature in FishEye. Manage Git repositories Set

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Protip: Tracking changes on a particular file with FishEye

When demoing FishEye and Crucible to our customers there are moments when I'm told "I did not realize that was there". These are small, but useful, features that can get overlooked or are not easily discoverable. During the next couple of weeks I will expose some of those "little gems" that will make your experience in FishEye and Crucible even better. Tracking changes to a file with FishEye FishEye provides several ways to track file changes in your Subversion, Git, Mercurial, Perforce or

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(Guest post) Agile ALM task-based development

This is a guest blog post by Michael Hüttermann, a software developer and coach on Java/JEE, SCM/ALM, SDLC-Tooling and agile software development. He has recently authored a new book, Agile ALM, that provides an overview of task-based development, continuous integration, and using Scrum as an agile approach, and which uses the Atlassian toolset as an example of agile in action. Task-based development is an essential part of an Agile application lifecycle management (ALM). Working in a task-based

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Developer Tools State of the Union – Atlassian Summit 2011

"How can you increase your development speed?" That was the question posed to the audience of the Developer Tools State of the Union at Atlassian Summit 2011. Atlassian dev tools had an exciting year with 9 releases across all products, focusing on improving development speed for agile teams. This year's presentation shows you how FishEye, Crucible and Bamboo have evolved over the past year and also gives you a glimpse into the future of the developer tools. If you missed the Developer Tools

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(Case Study) OpenDNS on Atlassian Software Development Tools

Founded: 2005 HQ: San Francisco, CA Employees: 40 Products: JIRA, GreenHopper, Confluence, FishEye, Crucible The Domain Name System (DNS) is the "phone book" for the internet which translates human-friendly hostnames, like www.atlassian.com, into meaningful IP addresses which the web uses. Can you imagine having to remember something like 208.67.220.220 just to get to a single web address? OpenDNS is all about Internet security. They are the largest DNS service in the

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