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Saturday, September 4, 2021

Things to Look Out for a Large-Scale Migration or Transition From Proprietary to Atlassian Toolchain

https://dzone.com/articles/things-to-look-out-for-a-large-scale-migration-or


In this article, the author covers the pain areas of migration and how they were able to overcome the same challenges using a Scalable DevOps Framework.


We all go through tough times while transitioning or migration projects in course of our experience. This drove me to write about a similar journey where our agile approach saved a lot of war room situations, and we were able to deliver a similar large-scale migration not once but twice without any problems. Below, I would like to share the same experience where I am going to cover the pain areas and how we were able to overcome the same using our Scalable DevOps Framework. This is also not a baked system or framework as we all know and understand the best fit is a fit that works for a situation. It might be a good starting point, but the end results will matter on a lot of variables.

Thursday, June 10, 2021

a3kconsultancy.com: Atlassian Training

a3kconsultancy.com: Atlassian Training: Atlassian is a software company having most popular products in Software Development and Collaboration.These are JIRA, Confluence, JIRA Ser...

Thursday, March 14, 2019

Atlassian Training

Atlassian is a software company having most popular products in Software Development and Collaboration.These are JIRA, Confluence, JIRA Service Desk, JIRA Agile, BitBucket, HipChat, Fisheye, Clover etc.

a3kConsultancy  is providing support for Atlassian Products also.

Objectives/Our services includes:

  • Introduction to Jira
  • Jira Projects
  • Tasks & Issues
  • Working on Issues
  • Jira Search
  • Reports & Dashboards
  • Jira Software & Jira Service Desk Specifics
  • Training on JIRA, Confluence, Bamboo etc.
  • Custom Development
  • Consulting and Configuration
  • Installation
  • Performance Tuning
  • Implementation
  • Data migration
  • After attending this course, attendees should be able to:
  • Create a Jira issue and progress it through the workflow
  • Create a Jira issue and progress it through the workflow
  • Monitor the issue status as it flows through the workflow using search
  • Describe how issues are organized in Jira
  • Save a search to simplify status requests
  • Modify existing issues, changing priority and assignees
  • Update multiple issues in one operation to align with changing business requirements
  • Create Pie Chart reports to communicate user utilization and issue complexity
  • Communicate progress of project tasks using the Jira dashboard
  • Submit service desk request using the Customer Portal
  • Organize service desk requests using queues
  • Move agile software development issues through the workflow using a Scrum board


Audience
This course is designed for new Jira users: product managers, project administrators, Jira application administrators, developers, and system administrators. Jira experience or issue tracking application experience is not required

Setup Requirements
Students use an individual virtual lab machine for hands-on exercises. This requires access to a fast broadband Internet connection with a capable computer.

Thursday, November 15, 2018

Friday, August 10, 2018

The Pillars of DevOps




How does DevOps enable this collaboration? 
 Through the four pillars.




DevOps Consultancy


üConcepts of DevOps
qDevOps Vs Waterfall
qDevOps and Agile – The relationship
qThe traditional Dev Vs Ops
üContinuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, Continuous Testing, Continuous Deployment
qContinuous Integration and its benefits to an organization
qPrinciples and Practices of Continuous Integration
qWhat is Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment and their differences
qContinuous Testing – Cucumber, Jbehave and Specflow
üConcepts of DevOps
qJenkins
qSonarqube
qJUnit