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Critical Atlassian Bug Exploit Now Available; Immediate Patching Needed - Vimarsana News

Critical Atlassian Bug Exploit Now Available; Immediate Patching Needed

In-the-wild exploit activity from dozens of cyberattacker networks is ramping up for the security vulnerability in Confluence, tracked as CVE-2023-22518.

Atlassian unveils new DevOps Marketplace and the Atlassian Stack - Vimarsana News

Atlassian unveils new DevOps Marketplace and the Atlassian Stack

In order to help teams manage their DevOps solutions and break down siloes, Atlassian released its new DevOps Marketplace and the Atlassian Stack.

Five compelling reasons to migrate to Atlassian Cloud - Vimarsana News

Five compelling reasons to migrate to Atlassian Cloud

Five compelling reasons to migrate to Atlassian Cloud Last October, Atlassian’s CEO Scott Farquhar announced that Atlassian Server was reaching end-of-life (EOL) and customers have two options: either migrate to Atlassian’s own public cloud solution or move to Atlassian Data Center. To ensure customers have plenty of time to consider these options, Atlassian is taking a phased approach. Since February 2021, organizations are no longer able to buy new Server licenses. However, they can still upgrade or downgrade their Server products until February 2022, and they can renew and receive main...

Atlassian confronts backlash over plans to stop selling Server product - Vimarsana News

Atlassian confronts backlash over plans to stop selling Server product

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Atlassian announced last month that over the next three years, it will phase out support for its Server products, which allow customers to run software like Jira and Confluence on their own data centers. This change will force customers to either move to Atlassian's cloud offering or its Data Center offering – a more costly subscription tier for large businesses. Some partners and customers – especially in Europe – are concerned about this change due t...