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JIRA 7 Essentials

JIRA 7 Essentials

By : Patrick Li
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JIRA 7 Essentials

JIRA 7 Essentials

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By: Patrick Li

Overview of this book

Atlassian JIRA is an enterprise-issue tracker system. One of its key strengths is its ability to adapt to the needs of the organization, ranging from building Atlassian application interfaces to providing a platform for add-ons to extend JIRA's capabilities. JIRA 7 Essentials, now in its fourth edition, provides a comprehensive explanation covering all major components of JIRA 7, which includes JIRA Software, JIRA Core, and JIRA Service Works. The book starts by explaining how to plan and set up a new JIRA 7 instance from scratch for production use before moving on to the more key features such as e-mails, workflows, business processes, and so on. Then you will understand JIRA's data hierarchy and how to design and work with projects in JIRA. Issues being the corner stone of using JIRA, you will gain a deep understanding of issues and their purpose. Then you will be introduced to fields and how to use custom fields for more effective data collections. You will then learn to create new screens from scratch and customize it to suit your needs. The book then covers workflows and business processes, and you will also be able to set up both incoming and outgoing mail servers to work with e-mails. Towards the end, we explain JIRA's security model and introduce you to one of JIRA’s new add-ons: JIRA Service Desk, which allows you to run JIRA as a computer support portal.
Table of Contents (12 chapters)
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Chapter 2. Using JIRA for Business Projects

JIRA initially started off as a bug-tracking system, helping software development teams to better track and manage the problems/issues in their projects. Over the years, JIRA has expanded on the concept and capabilities of projects by adding support for agile and later letting you run projects as a public facing service desk, each with its own features and user interface. With all these new additions, it became a bit confusing, especially to newcomers. So starting with JIRA 7, Atlassian has made improvements to help streamline how a project is used and help users to get started quickly.

In this chapter, we will focus on the most basic project type, the business project, which is available to all three JIRA applications, Core, Software, and Service Desk. We will then take a look at the various user interfaces that JIRA has for working with projects, both as an administrator and an everyday user. We will also introduce permissions for the...

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