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Using Orbs for Reusable Configuration and Integrations | The Developer's Edge | Atlassian

This video covers how to use Orbs and CircleCI to plug into other systems. Orbs are reusable configurations as code and you can think of them as CircleCI’s package manager. They’re great for automating pipeline logic. Today, we will showcase how we can use the Jira orb to update information on your build status. Connect with Atlassian.

From Task Branch in Seconds with Focus View! #GitKraken #shorts

Tired of losing momentum while setting up your work environment? 🛠️ With GitKraken, dive into your Focus View, pick your task, and quickly create branches. From planning to execution in seconds! ⏰ Whether you're on Windows or Mac, or prefer Visual Studio or VS Code, streamline your setup and jump directly into coding. 🧑‍💻

Simplify Service and Alert Management at Enterprise Scale with Squadcast Global Event Rules (GER)

Tired of managing a web of webhooks for your various services? Squadcast's Global Event Rulesets offers a centralized solution. Define alert routing rules from a single configuration point and apply them across all services, reducing complexity, boosting your efficiency, and simplifying your Incident Management process. This explainer video dives into GER, your secret weapon for.

Forge for Bitbucket Cloud: Laying the foundation for infinite extensibility

Bitbucket Cloud is excited to announce the general availability release of our integration with Atlassian’s Forge extensibility platform, marking a significant step forward in our journey to build an infinitely extensible code and CI/CD solution; a concept we've labelled the DevOps Automation Platform. Forge is Atlassian's cloud app development platform, allowing developers to host apps on infrastructure that is provisioned, managed, monitored, and scaled automatically by Atlassian.

Handling Networking Errors in Kubernetes

As with any distributed system, networking plays a fundamental role in Kubernetes. Whether it’s allowing containers on different nodes to communicate, exposing services to external clients, or managing the flow of data between pods, Kubernetes networking is at the heart of the Kubernetes ecosystem. Understanding this system is the key to keeping your deployments running smoothly.