Unlock the full potential of DevOps
Bring precision and flexibility to your work with a code-based approach to integrations
DevOps teams rely on a diverse set of tools to manage code, track issues, and automate workflows. However, disconnected tools often lead to siloed teams, duplicate work, and inefficient processes. ScriptRunner Connect bridges the gaps between popular DevOps tools, such as Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and AWS.
Eliminate these roadblocks by automating workflows, synchronising data, and enabling seamless migrations to help your teams work from a single source of truth across your DevOps toolchain.
Discover the advantages of a code-based integration platform.
Integrate these DevOps applications
AWS
via a managed connector*
Azure DevOps
via a managed connector*
Bitbucket
via a generic connector**
GitHub
via a managed connector*
GitLab
via a generic connector**
Jira
via a managed connector*
Any app
via a generic connector**
* Managed connectors allow you to focus on building the integration script, and we'll handle the authentication process for you.
** The generic connector allows you to connect to any app with a web-based REST API.
Why integrate your DevOps tools?
1. Automate issue tracking between Azure DevOps and Jira Cloud
DevOps teams work across many tools: developers may track issues in Jira Cloud, while IT and project management teams rely on Azure DevOps. When an issue arises in Jira, manually creating a work item in Azure DevOps is time-consuming and prone to errors.
Using the integration template, every new issue created in Jira Cloud automatically triggers a work item in Azure DevOps, keeping your teams aligned.
The benefits:
- Reduces administrative work and human error.
- Ensures teams work from a single source of truth.
- Speeds up issue resolution and development cycles.
2. Keep Development and QA aligned between GitHub and Jira Cloud
Developers may transition Jira issues to “Done” before the pull request (PR) is fully reviewed or merged in GitHub. This can cause confusion between development and QA teams, leading to incomplete or untested features being inadvertently marked as resolved.
Instead, you can use an integration that checks if a PR is still open in GitHub and if so, the corresponding Jira issue automatically reverts to the “In Progress” or “Awaiting Review” status.
The benefits:
- Prevents premature issue closure.
- Improves alignment between developers and QA teams.
- Ensures a cleaner, more accurate Jira backlog.
3. Backup ScriptRunner Connect logs into AWS S3
Some organisations may need to retain logs for compliance, security or troubleshooting, but tools, such as ScriptRunner Connect, may not have the functionality to store logs for extended periods.
These tools can be integrated with AWS S3 to automatically back up logs for longer-term storage and easy retrieval.
The benefits:
- Meets compliance and audit requirements.
- Provides a secure, scalable storage solution.
- Prevents data loss and allows historical analysis.
4. Sync a bespoke or legacy app with Jira
Many organisations use custom-built internal apps for project tracking, approval workflows, or security reviews. If these apps can't integrate with Jira, teams are forced to manually update issues which can lead to inconsistent data and inefficiencies.
Use the Generic Connector for seamless synchronisation between your bespoke apps and Jira to:
- Automatically log a Jira issue when a request is created in the custom app.
- Update the status of the original request when the Jira issue is resolved.
- Provide real-time visibility of approvals, issues, and workflows for your Security, DevOps and IT teams, as well as other business stakeholders.
The benefits:
- Breaks down silos between security, DevOps, and development teams.
- Creates a centralised view of all critical issues.
- Reduces risks by ensuring security vulnerabilities are fixed quickly.
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5. On-Demand code insights from GitLab or GitHub using Slack
DevOps teams often need quick access to commit history to track changes, troubleshoot issues, or review recent updates. Without an integration, retrieving commit logs requires manually navigating GitLab, which slows down workflows and disrupts collaboration.
Using an integration, a simple Slack slash command (e.g., /gitlab commits) can fetch commit history from a GitLab repository. The results are then sent back to the Slack channel where the request originated for ease of access.
The benefits:
- Instant access to GitLab commit history without leaving Slack.
- Enhances team collaboration by surfacing key repository changes.
- Saves time by reducing context-switching between tools.
Why DevOps teams choose ScriptRunner Connect
Faster time to market: Up your efficiency by reducing manual work and focus on delivering high-quality software faster.
Better team alignment and collaboration: Keep developers, IT, and security teams on the same page through a single source of truth across apps.
Improved software quality: Increased agility and responsiveness through connected apps ensures data consistency and improves output quality.
Flexibility and scalability: Handle complex DevOps workflows, migrations, and synchronisations effortlessly through a code-based integration platform.
