The document discusses the Atlassian User Group and its offerings, focusing on tools like Confluence, Bitbucket, and Stash for code hosting and collaboration. It highlights features such as pull requests, Jira integration, and security permissions, emphasizing their usefulness for enterprise teams and small groups. Upcoming features and best practices are also mentioned, along with a note on the restricted audience for certain content.

1. September 2013

2. Sven Peters
@svenpet
http://svenpet.com
Happy Ambassador

3. Confluence
Bitbucket & Stash
Atlassian User Group
Let’s talk about...

4. Confluence
Bitbucket & Stash
Atlassian User Group
Let’s talk about...

5. Confluence
Bitbucket & Stash
Let’s talk about...
Atlassian User Group

7. User Groups are like
Rock Festivals

8. Community

9. Rock Star Presentations

10. Sponsors

11. Organizer

12. Atlassian User Group Leader

13. &

14. Git Repository
Management for
Enterprise Teams
Free DVCS Code Hosting
for Small Teams
• Git and Mercurial support
• Free for 5 users, $1/usr/month
• Unlimited private repositories
• Integrates with JIRA issue tracker
• Social code collaboration
• Built for small teams
• Support for all tiers
• Simple repository management
• Security and access control
• Integrates with JIRA, Crowd & LDAP
• Social code collaboration
• Fine grained permissions
• Extensible: full REST API / Git Hooks

15. Git Growth
20112012
18%
48%

16. Atlassian switched
All
product teams switched to

17. Git
v2

18. Bitbucket and Stash
v2

19. Bitbucket
v2

20. Unlimited Git & Mercurial Code Hosting

21. Team
team repositories
team administration
delegate administration

22. Code Collaboration with Pull Requests

23. what do you
think?
Code Collaboration with Pull Requests

24. what do you
think?
Code Collaboration with Pull Requests

25. what do you
think?
Code Collaboration with Pull Requests

26. Code Collaboration with Pull Requests

27. JIRA Integration
source code in JIRA
link from Bitbucket
control issue state

28. v2

29. Git Repository Management for
Enterprise Teams

30. Visibility

31. Code Collaboration with Pull Requests

32. min. number of approvals
Code Collaboration with Pull Requests

33. requires green builds
Code Collaboration with Pull Requests

34. Security
User Management
LDAP & Crowd

35. Security
PermissionsProject
Repository Permissions

36. Security
PermissionsProject
Repository Permissions
Public
Read

37. Security
Branch Permissions

38. Security with Forks
ForkOriginal
Server Side
Copy

39. Security with Forks
ForkOriginal
Push

40. Security with Forks
ForkOriginal
Please Pull

41. Security with Forks
ForkOriginal
auto synch

42. Integration
See issues in
Pull Requests & Activity
See code in
Source & Review tab

44. Jul ’12 Aug ’12 Nov ’12 Dec ’12 Jan ’13Mar ’12 Feb ’13 Mar ’13
4.2 4.3 5.0 5.1

45. Recent Changes

46. New Decisions Blueprint
B e s t P r a c t i c e s . O u t o f t h e b o x .
MEETING NOTES. Agenda, attendees, action items.
FILE LISTS. Shared, versioned, secured.
PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS. Define, discuss, track.

47. New Decisions Blueprint
M a k e D e c i s i o n s a n d m o v e f o r w a r d

48. ...Decisions Blueprint
D i s c u s s . C o m m u n i c a t e . R e m e m b e r .

49. Introducing Page Layouts 2.0

51. Unified “Insert JIRA” experience

52. Display the details you care about

53. Distraction-Free Editing
Click for distraction-
free mode

54. Share Pages with Groups

55. Instantly access recent content

56. New, Smarter Search

57. Redesigned Search Filters

58. atlassian.com/information-management-infographic

59. Upcoming Features

60. THE FOLLOWING SLIDES HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR
RESTRICTED AUDIENCE ONLY
BY THE PRESENTATION ASSOCIATION OF ATLASSIAN
R
RESTRICTED
YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TALK PUBLICLY ABOUT THE FOLLOWING CONTENT
UNRELIABLE INFORMATION (I WON'T BET MY PANTS ON THAT)

61. Rock On!
svenpet.com/talks
Thanks!