This document provides information about a virtual meetup held by the Bengaluru chapter of the Atlassian community, including an agenda, introductions of community leaders, instructions for joining their Telegram group, a product updates section detailing new features for Atlassian tools, and presentations on monitoring server performance with Grafana and Atlassian product updates. The meetup agenda included introductions, an icebreaker session, a presentation on using Grafana to monitor server performance, a Q&A session, and a presentation on recent Atlassian product updates.

1. GIRISH SHENOY| MANAGER – IT | EFI
Virtual Meetup –
Bengaluru Chapter
11th July 2020

2. Agenda
Who are we?
Ice breaker session
Monitoring Server Performance
using Grafana
Q&A
Atlassian Product Updates

3. Who are we?
Largest Atlassian Community Chapter in the APAC region

4. 1074
And growing..

5. Bengaluru
Vishnu Kumar Vasudevan
Atlassian Platforms Manager
KPMG
Fazila Ashraf Sandesi Nagaraju Girish Shenoy
Sr. Systems Engineer
HERE TECHNOLOGIES
Platform & Operations Lead
ANZ
Manager – IT Applications
EFI
Community Leaders

6. HOW TO JOIN US ON TELEGRAM
If you would like to join us on telegram, please send
us an email to
bangalore_india@atlassiancommunity.com
Don’t forget to mention your Name, Company name
and phone number

7. Icebreaker session
Name
Company
Role
Experience using Atlassian tool(s)

8. Product updates
Cloud Product Updates Long Term Support Releases Updates

9. JIRA Core / Software: 8.10.0 JIRA Service Desk: 4.10
Release Date : 23-06-2020 Release Date : 23-06-2020
Feature JIRA Core JIRA Software JIRA Software DC JIRA Service Desk
OAuth 2.0 for your mail server
• Add comments to Jira and create issues using
email
Yes Yes Yes Yes
User anonymization (GDPR) improvements
• Reporters and creators of issue collectors
• Full name in the issue history (Assignee, Reporter,
Single- and Multi-user picker fields)
• Ability to anonymize users that have already been
deleted
Yes Yes Yes Yes
More insight into your custom fields
• The Custom field indexing page we've created
shows you top 10 fields that take the longest to
index allowing you to analyse the instance and
take action.
Yes Yes
Stale nodes automatically removed
• you do not have to remove the offline nodes from
your cluster manually
• After two days of a node reporting no heartbeat
it's automatically moved offline, and after two
days of remaining in the offline state, it's
automatically removed from the cluster.
Yes Yes
Optimized custom fields
• Optimization at indexing level
Yes Yes

10. Feature Confluence Confluence Data Center
Capture more end-user activity in the audit log
• The audit log can now record an event when someone:
o moves a page or blog post
o shares a page or blog post
o requests access to a page or blog post
o grants access to a page or blog post (from an access request)
No Yes
Trusted domains for Companion app
You can now set trusted domains/sites before rolling out the Companion app to all
users. Setting your Confluence URL as a trusted domain means users don’t have to
select 'Trust this domain' when they edit a file for the first time.
Yes Yes
Confluence: 7.6
Release Date : 29-06-2020

11. Feature Bitbucket Bitbucket Data Center
Streamline your workflow with Integrated CI/CD
• Integrated CI/CD launches with two new ways to get continuous feedback on your
code in Bitbucket Server – the new Builds page and the new Builds tab on the Pull
requests page.
Yes Yes
View hidden comments
• see a file’s activity stream showing comments that are outdated or appear on
another diff
• distinguish which comments are actually outdated
• reply to, like, delete, or react to outdated comments the same way you can from the
overview tab
Yes Yes
More management options for your audit log
• Events
• Filter by category
• Change the log file retention settings
No Yes
Control over who can delete repositories
• Added a global policy that allows Bitbucket Data Center customers to set instance-
wide permissions to have control over who can delete a repository.
No Yes
Scalability enhancements for Git hosting
• Bitbucket Server 7.4 includes significant improvements to how Git hosting is handled
for both HTTP and SSH that includes:
o a new approach to running Git processes that reduces threads used for hosting
requests by 80%
o a rewritten SCM cache implementation that allows sharing cached packs between
clients regardless of request protocol (HTTP or SSH) or Git wire protocol (v0 or v2)
Yes Yes
Bitbucket: 7.4
Release Date : 09-07-2020

12. Feature
Support for local groups in Azure Active Directory
• local groups in Azure AD directories. From now on, you can add groups to Azure AD locally and manage user memberships in it. Local groups won't be saved in the Azure AD
directory. Groups synchronized from the Azure AD directory will remain read-only.
• To enable local groups for your directory go to you Azure AD directory settings in Crowd and select Manage groups locally.
UI and UX improvements
• In the Directories tab, a column with the last synchronization status has been added to directories overview.
• In the User tab, you can now search for users in all directories and not only in a selected directory.
• The look and feel of Applications tab and Groups tab has been modified to make these tab more in sync with the rest of Crowd.
New supported environments
• Introducing support for the following databases:
o Oracle 12c R2
o Oracle 19c
o PostgreSQL 10
o PostgreSQL 11
o MySQL 8
• Introducing support for new browsers:
o Microsoft Edge (Legacy)
o Microsoft Edge (Chromium)
Crowd: 4.1
Release Date : 23-06-2020

13. Atlassian Cloud changes Jun 29 to Jul 6, 2020
Atlassian Cloud – All Products
Email users with suggested account changes
Give your users a Trusted permission
Claim accounts after verifying a domain

14. Atlassian Cloud changes Jun 29 to Jul 6, 2020
Atlassian Cloud – JIRA Platform
• Email notifications for failed Smart Commits
• Next-gen projects: Browse and search for issues in your project
• Jira Software Premium: Archive your projects
• Next-gen: Restrict who can view an issue in your next-gen project
• New issue view: Individually scrollable columns
• Git repository code information in Jira
• Issue collector no longer matches the submitter's user session to make them the reporter
• Improved issue search in classic projects
• Automation for Jira: Create automation rules from the board
• Find what you need, fast, with filters in quick search
• Next-gen projects: Suggested users in the Assignee and Reporter filters in the issue navigator

15. Atlassian Cloud changes Jun 29 to Jul 6, 2020
Atlassian Cloud – JIRA Software
• GitHub app on the Atlassian Marketplace
• Kanban boards just got faster
• Filter the roadmap by status category with a checkbox
Atlassian Cloud – JIRA Service Desk
• New issue view for Jira Service Desk
• Use keyboard shortcuts in your queues
• New issue view: View all attachments on an issue

16. Atlassian Cloud changes Jun 29 to Jul 6, 2020
Atlassian Cloud – Confluence
• Confluence Android - Release 1.76
• Your editing experience just got an upgrade
• End of support for nested tables
• New editing improvements to all pages on Android
• Enhance your images when using the new editor
• Share pages directly with your team
• Jira issue URLs are converted to smart links
• Convert pages to use the new editor
• Confluence navigation just got better
• Advanced Roadmaps for Jira plan macro
• Build multilevel action item lists
• A simpler way to create content
• Easily find the slash command menu when editing a page or
blog
• We've hidden the Like button on archived pages
• Confluence Cloud gadgets are removed
• New People menu dropdown in the navigation bar
• Date element improvements in the new editor
• @ mention suggestions include familiar teams

17. Atlassian Cloud changes Jun 29 to Jul 6, 2020
Atlassian Cloud – Bitbucket
• In-product signup for Atlassian products
• Bitbucket Pipelines: Enable git clone options at step level

18. Long Term Support Releases Updates
8.5.5 7.4
4.5 6.10
In June 2020, Atlassian re-branded Enterprise releases to become Long Term Support releases. Each Long Term Support
release will continue to receive the following backports during its standard 2-year support window:
•Critical security bug fixes
•Critical bug fixes
•All other security bug fixes, whenever possible

19. End of Life Announcement! Next two versions
Jira Core
7.12 (EOL Date: Aug 27, 2020)
7.11 (EOL Date: Jul 11, 2020)
Bamboo
6.8 (EOL Date: 05 February 2021)
6.7 (EOL Date: 18 October 2020)
Bitbucket Server
5.14 (EOL Date: 11 Sept 2020)
5.13 (EOL Date: 7 Aug 2020)
Jira Software
7.12 (EOL Date: Aug 27, 2020)
7.11 (EOL Date: Jul 11, 2020)
Confluence
6.12 (EOL Date: Oct 2, 2020)
6.11 (EOL Date: Aug 14, 2020)
Jira Service Desk
3.15 (EOL Date: Aug 27, 2020)
3.14 (EOL Date: Jul 11, 2020)
Crowd
3.4 (EOL Date: Mar 13, 2021)
3.3 (EOL Date: Sep 26, 2020)
Fisheye/Crucible
4.7 (EOL Date: February 14, 2021)
4.6 (EOL Date: July 26, 2020)

20. Thank you!

21. ARAVIND VISWANATHAN | SR. ENGINEER ATLASSIAN STACK | EFI
Monitoring Server
Performance using
Grafana

22. Agenda
What is Grafana?
Grafana Architecture
Q&A
Grafana Requirements
How Prometheus pulls data from source
Adding Data Source in Grafana
Demo

23. • It is an Open Source software
for time Series data analysis
• Advanced, visualize and rich
metrics dashboard
• Reporting and monitor server
• Alert Notification feature
What is Grafana?

24. Grafana Requirements
Operating
System
• Debian/Ubuntu
• RPM-based Linux (CentOS, Fedora, OpenSuse, RedHat)
• macOS
• Windows
Hardware
recommendations
• Grafana does not use a lot of resources and is very lightweight in use of memory and CPU.
• Minimum recommended memory: 255 MB Minimum recommended CPU: 1
Database
• SQLite
• MySql
• PostgreSQL
• Prometheus

25. Grafana Architecture
GrafanaPrometheus
Ubuntu
Centos
Node
Exporter
Node
Exporter
ApplicationServers • Prometheus is a time Series
Database and helps monitoring
processes. Basically scrapes the
data from the Application system.
• Prometheus uses a promql
(Prometheus Query Language)
• Visualization in Prometheus
dashboard is not very user friendly
• Grafana acts as a source to pull the
data out of prometheus and
provides a neat graphical
presentation of data

26. How Prometheus pulls data from source
Install and enable agents in
monitoring systems and we use here
“Node Exporter”.
Node Exporter is a Prometheus
Exporter for Hardware and Operating
System Metrics.
Configure Prometheus.yml file to
access all the metrics and data from
Node Exporter.
Sample configuration of Prometheus.yml

27. Adding Data Source in Grafana
In Grafana Add DataSource as Prometheus and
provide the Prometheus service URL
There are several predefined shared dashboards
available in the Grafana Website to monitor
different sources of data.
https://grafana.com/grafana/dashboards

28. Not Very User Friendly and you need to
write and execute separate queries to get
different source data
Graphical Data Representation in Prometheus

29. Target Feature of Prometheus gives you the status of
monitored Systems

30. Demo
Node Exporter Metrics
Prometheus Dashboard
Grafana Dashboard

31. Q&A

32. Thank you!