🍂🎃 Apptoberfest '25 discussion: Apps for DevOps

[Brita Moorus]

I have to agree with everyone here - the GitHub for Atlassian app is definitely one of the best! 👏

[Ross D Webster-Salter]

GitHub for Atlassian is the best, it is great to have the core functionality extended without incurring big license costs (especially in enterprise)

[Karan Sachdev]

I don't require it for my usage, but I've come across multiple Jira customers using Github for Atlassian app.

[Eric Pozzobon]

Git Integration for JIRA has been a lifesaver in our org!

[PgM Innovations Support Team]

GitHub for Atlassian is awesome!

[Charlie Misonne]

Seeing all those GitHub enthousiasts: I really like the default Jira - Bitbucket integration.

It's not an app I know, sorry!

[Kelsey Van Scoy]

Hi @Ulrich Kuhnhardt _IzymesCo_

Re: "How do you (or anyone) create such a bundle on the Atlassian Marketplace?" 

We are currently piloting dedicated landing pages for teams to assess whether this targeted approach increases app installs—particularly the adoption of multiple apps within a team.

For this initial phase, we are internally selecting apps based on their alignment with specific team use cases, as well as their overall ratings and reviews. If the results are positive, we will explore expanding this initiative and consider additional opportunities in future iterations.

[Liz Tanner]

My favorite app for DevOps is the Azure DevOps (ADO) Connector for Jira.

It is a free app that creates an integration between ADO and Jira enabling two-way integration, which you can choose sync control over all or just certain parts, which means data and information flowing either direction contains real-time adds and edits. This provides significant cost-benefit; and I am a sucker for great value.

[Mohamed EM]

Xray is perfect for DevOps! It fits right into modern automation workflows and makes testing and tracking super smooth.