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Integrating Slack & Squadcast- Trigger, Acknowledge, Resolve & Reassign incidents from Slack channel

You can integrate Squadcast and Slack to collaborate efficiently with your team while working on incidents. Squadcast sends a notification to the configured Slack Channel as soon as an incident is triggered.

Mattermost Solutions for GitLab: Deep integration to ship software faster

Around the world, thousands of DevSecOps teams are shipping software faster and more reliably by integrating Mattermost with their self-hosted GitLab deployments. When combined, these platforms connect developer toolchains with real-time communications, audio calling, screen sharing and collaborative workflows.

Mattermost Solutions for GitLab

Mattermost Solutions for GitLab makes it easier than ever for teams to realize the benefits of an integrated DevSecOps platform. As one of a handful of tools inside the GitLab Omnibus package, Mattermost offers deep integrations out of the box, including a specialized plugin, custom webhooks, and a comprehensive command center experience.

Demo Den: Open DevOps, Security in Jira (Feb 2023)

Nupur Aggarwal, Product Designer - Open DevOps, walks through Jira Software’s latest DevSecOps capability, a new security triaging ritual to help teams better stay on top of security risks within their code. Available as part of an early access program, Open DevOps brings vulnerabilities into the context of developer sprints, allowing security and development to collaborate better together.

Demo Den: Open DevOps, Progressive Delivery (Feb 2023)

n this demo, Andrew Pankevicius, Sr Product Manager - Open DevOps, walks through Open DevOps' Progressive Delivery capability. With Jira Software’s updates to the Releases Hub, Atlassian helps multidisciplinary software teams plan, track, and ship progressively, together. The features showcased in this video are available to all Jira Software cloud users.

27 Top Tech Tools for Managing Remote Software Development Teams

Scottish essayist Thomas Carlyle may not have been thinking about remote working tools for software development teams when he wrote, “Man is a tool-using animal. Without tools, he is nothing; with tools, he is all”. However, the statement is apt in this age of the internet with hundreds of thousands now working from remote locations. The statement is especially true for team leaders charged with the herculean task of managing remote software development teams.