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Sérgio Freire, Head of Solution Architecture and Testing Advocacy for Xray, shows how to trigger test automation from Xray Cloud using GitLab and report the results back to Xray in a Test Plan. You can easily replicate this process for other frameworks including Jenkins, Robot Framework and Bamboo.

Brad Rydzewski, the founder of Drone, walks through a demo of the integration between Drone and Jira which allows developers to see key pipeline data right in Jira.

Damon Edwards, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer from Rundeck walks us through how your organization can have shorter incidents and fewer escalations in this Summit 20 presentation.

Learn how metadata is leveraged by many Enterprise organizations in order to reduce lead time for their software development and delivery process. Metadata helps enable enhanced automation capabilities

Simple interface that automates access to JFrog products simplifying your automation scripts, making them easier to read and maintain. Easily extend Artifactory functionality with your own plugins written in Groovy.

CircleCI CTO and host of The Confident Commit podcast Rob Zuber is joined by HashiCorp co-founder and CTO Armon Dadgar for a conversation about the inspiration of HashiCorp, infrastructure challenges and opportunities, and the future of security. Listen along for the insight story of HashiCorp's origins and early days, as well as keen insights for managing infrastructure and ways to better deliver software to infrastructure environments from two of tech's top leaders.

Jira Service Management provides powerful built-in SLAs (service level agreements), so teams can track how well they're meeting the level of service expected by their customers.

This example template provides a self-service capability to install software packages on remote Windows servers (using the Chocolatey Package Manager).

Listen in on Robert Blumen, Lead DevOps Engineer from Salesforce's session from Summit 20 on How, Not Why: An Alternative to the Five Whys for Post-mortem Analysis.