Atlassian to acquire OpsGenie and launch a new product – called Jira Ops
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Re: Atlassian to acquire OpsGenie and launch a new product – called Jira Ops
#2This was just announced live on stage at Atlassian Summit (big user conference in Barcelona). Jira Ops incident management platform page is at https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/ops - it's live, with a free early access program. If you're already using Jira Cloud, it will run on your existing same site name/URL.
Re: Atlassian to acquire OpsGenie and launch a new product – called Jira Ops
#3We were trialing VictorOps and OpsGenie at work...pretty sure I know what management is going to go with now. Amazing how good atlassian is at bundling things together to make the management friendly software dev stack.
Re: Atlassian to acquire OpsGenie and launch a new product – called Jira Ops
#4We were trialing VictorOps and OpsGenie at work...pretty sure I know what management is going to go with now. Amazing how good atlassian is at bundling things together to make the management friendly software dev stack.
lol Others may have the opposite opinion. Ew.
Re: Atlassian to acquire OpsGenie and launch a new product – called Jira Ops
#5We were trialing VictorOps and OpsGenie at work...pretty sure I know what management is going to go with now. Amazing how good atlassian is at bundling things together to make the management friendly software dev stack.
Management friendly maybe, dev friendly not so much.
Re: Atlassian to acquire OpsGenie and launch a new product – called Jira Ops
#6We were trialing VictorOps and OpsGenie at work...pretty sure I know what management is going to go with now. Amazing how good atlassian is at bundling things together to make the management friendly software dev stack.
Management friendly maybe, dev friendly not so much.
It’s plenty dev friendly, so long as you don’t let the Enterprise guys take over the account and have their management squeeze the life out of it and de-prioritize all work related to those projects once they own them.
Just make sure that your developers and immediate developer management keep the keys to that kingdom in your own hands, and you will be fine.