Atlassian also revealed that it has rebranded the AgileCraft business planning application that it acquired last month to ‘Jira Agile’.

Opsgenie

The software company also updated Opsgenie, the incident management solution it acquired in September, with new features, including a new incident timeline for tracking key events and response activities and post-mortem to help discover root causes and track remediation activities.

Opsgenie is also getting a new interface that aligns with the rest of Atlassian products so that user can easily work across Bitbucket, Jira and Jira Service Desk, using the same Atlassian identity system. A direct integration with Jira allows incidents to automatically trigger Jira tickets.

Atlassian’s Confluence Cloud collaboration software has also been revamped, with new features for creating visuals and better-organised content.

Atlassian acquisition

The company also announced it acquired Good Software, a company that creates analytic tools for Confluence users and admins.

They also announced significant performance and infrastructure enhancements to their self-managed enterprise offering, Atlassian Data Center. This year’s platform releases – Jira Software 8.0, Confluence 7.0, Bitbucket 6.0, Jira Service Desk 4.0, and Portfolio 3.0 – account for many of the upgrades.

Based on improvements made in Jira Software 8.0, advanced searches using Jira Query Language (JQL) are 31% faster on average, agile boards load 2x faster, and re-indexing times are now 71% faster.

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