"Hard down" such a strong term
Our engineers might have had a hand in that! https://bsky.app/profile/m7kni.com/post/3lgbhixqhp22s
Bitbucket Cloud is hard down
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Re: Bitbucket Cloud is hard down
#12I'm surprised how little attention Bitbucket-related stories get here. We use it at my work, and it seems to do the job, but I rarely hear about it in the dev community compared to GitHub. Is GitHub just that much more dominant, or am I missing something?
I noticed because both of my current customers are using Bitbucket and a git push got slow and eventually returned an HTML page. When I asked my customers why they are using Bitbucket instead of GitHub both of them told me because of that period of time (probably in the mid 10s) when Bitbucket allowed few developers and infinite private projects and GitHub did the opposite: infinite developers and limited private pro…
That's exactly why we used it, mid 2010s startup. Unfortunately too much inertia to migrate since.
It was free under 5 developers, private repos. github required a subscription to make your repos private.
Re: Bitbucket Cloud is hard down
#13"Hard down" such a strong term
Right? Surprised that Atlassian is using it.
Why?
It seems to go along well with the rest of their services. Slow, feature incomplete.. Just look at Jira, Confluence, etc.
We use the atlassian products at work and are planning to replace Bitbucket with Gitlab within short.
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
Right? Surprised that Atlassian is using it.
Why? It seems to go along well with the rest of their services. Slow, feature incomplete.. Just look at Jira, Confluence, etc. We use the atlassian products at work and are planning to replace Bitbucket with Gitlab within short.
I don't disagree. I just don't expect a vendor to use the phrase "down hard" to describe their own outage!
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#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
Right? Surprised that Atlassian is using it.
Why? It seems to go along well with the rest of their services. Slow, feature incomplete.. Just look at Jira, Confluence, etc. We use the atlassian products at work and are planning to replace Bitbucket with Gitlab within short.
What will you replace Jira with, out of interest?
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
Why? It seems to go along well with the rest of their services. Slow, feature incomplete.. Just look at Jira, Confluence, etc. We use the atlassian products at work and are planning to replace Bitbucket with Gitlab within short.
What will you replace Jira with, out of interest?
That i dont know yet, and id love to hear suggestions.