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Are you looking for ways to make your work in Atlassian products faster and easier? Forge Automation Actions can help!...

Establishing progressive deployments to control blast radius for the most active types of changes in an architecture is often well worth the investment. But what about those less frequent, or sometimes obscure changes? Learn...

Atlassian built a unified customer data lake to overcome limitations in analytics, data export, and operational database strain as their cloud customer base grew. By adopting a logical replication and data mesh approach, they...

I’ll start by sharing Martin Fowler’s post on semantic diffusion (bliki: Semantic Diffusion) as I feel it is strongly at...

At Atlassian, we’re committed to delivering a cloud platform that’s reliable, scalable, and flexible enough to let developers and partners...

Mobbing with AI is a tight loop where the mob designs the work, sets standards, and reviews everything, while AI accelerates execution with fast drafts, tests, and options. Together they iterate in small cycles,...

At Atlassian, play is often where the real ideas begin. Earlier this year, during our ShipIt hackathon (where Atlassians drop...

Flaky tests erode trust in CI and waste thousands of engineering hours. This article explains how Atlassian built Flakinator, a scalable, stack‑agnostic platform that automatically detects, quarantines, and manages flaky tests across millions of...

🚀 Introducing passkeys and multiple 2-step verification factors to enhance your account security We are excited to announce two major...

Codegeist 2025 is underway. This year Atlassian’s annual hackathon is awarding up to $120,000 in prizes. I’ve been reviewing early...