Practical Jira Administration | Crash Course
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2022
- What makes a great Jira administrator? Join me in this course where I will teach you the things a Jira admin should know and how they should use Jira. I've been a Jira administrator for six years and I've picked up a few tricks and shortcuts that I share with you in this video. You could spend the next 5 years of your career trying to figure out how to become a great Jira administrator. .. or you just watch this course!
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Nice to see a summary on this! Coming back to Jira/Atlassian administration after a lengthy break is definitely a challenge, especially since I have a job interview coming up. I'm sure this will help me out for that, so thanks!
Thanks Alex, there were some good pointers that are easily overlooked when starting out. This channel is becoming an Atlassian knowledge goldmine. Keep it up!
Thanks. I appreciate the comment and feedback. Now, if only like 10,000 more people could hear/read your comment!
Oh my, thanks Alex, you are the "REAL DEAL-GREAT TEACHER' making this 101 very good for beginners, thank you Alex!
Thank you very much! I'm launching a Jira Admins training for beginners in a couple weeks. Let me know if you are interested!
Dude this is great content, I didn't know anything about Jira or being a Jira admin before but now I think i'm good.
That is so great to hear! Glad the video help you out. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Hi Alex, your videos have been super helpful! I am wondering when you'll do a livestream again or is there a site I can go to to check out?
The best!!! Thanks man!
Your videos are helpful and you have ever been candid and sincere to your viewers.
I am applying for a Jira Admin role internship( 3 months). I have never used JIRA and i need to get this opportunity to get started by availing the internship opportunity and the deadline is just 3 days away from now.
However, I am in a dilemma regarding what I should specifically focus on for learning JIRA administration and doing it practically, meaning what will help me with the actual JIRA Admin role. What should my main focus and concern be as a JIRA Admin.( skills, JIRA Concepts, practices)
Also do help me with the interview questions that you think would be asked from a JIRA Admin candidate. And how to provide good practical solution answers to those questions and convince the interviewer and show him that I have the repertoire and practical knowledge of JIRA administration.
Please Alex, can you guide me into what videos from your content to study in order to take the ACP-620 exams? Thank You. I understand these are the courses I need to study;
1. Board Configuration
2. Managing Projects
3. Reporting
4. Automation
5. Project Creation
Please direct me to the videos where you spent a great amount of time breaking down each one of them.
Hey Alex, would you please make a video on how to connect to 3rd party tools to JIRA that support the creation of JIRA tickets if you haven't already made one? Thanks!
Thanks Buddy
Did they remove the Advanced Roadmaps with the last update? I can only find documentation about it for the DC 🤔
Does it require any programming or technical knowledge and which companies usually require admins and what are the daily duties of a Jira admin?
Do you have an advanced Jira admin course, which covers cloning and migrating team managed project to company managed one and some automation etc?
Not yet, but I've added this to my backlog of things to add to my advanced Jira course. Currently wrapping up a Jira Admins for beginners. . . but that one doesn't cover migration from team -> Company managed projects.
Is it possible to be a Jira Admin with experience in using Jira? I am a Scrum Master and I was looking into this and was wondering if there is a cert you would need to help you stick out in applications for Jira Administration
I think that naturally, the more you use Jira, the more qualified you are to become a Jira Admin. I would look at the ACP's for Jira cloud to get you going in the right direction.
Hey Alex. Just wondering your thoughts. I've been working in IT over 10 years. My current company went from dedicated Jira shop but in last 2 years migrated over to SNOW. I absolutely hate SNOW but enjoyed Jira. I'm thinking of maybe training more in depth in Jira and getting a dedicated Jira admin role but wondering if it's still worth it? Seems like most companies are switching over to SNOW.
I absolutely hate SNOW. It's the worst thing in the world of IT (next to Rally). I would say, maybe your team should evaluate Jira Service Management as that is the closest competitor.
@@ApetechTechTutorials I work for a big size company so I have no say in changes. I believe we switched to SNOW because the management and big heads want it because it offers more metrics, tracking, how long it takes us to complete requests, etc.... I hate it because it's clunky, overkill items, too many tabs, too many fields and often it takes 5 steps just to close the ticket!!!
@@myothercarisadelorean8957 Yeah, big companies tend to work that way. Good luck!
what the purpose of Products
The products configuration page? 2 main things. If you are a Jira premium user, that's where you do your configurations for the advanced roadmaps feature. For everyone else, it's where you connect to your SCM.
Why do you hate team managed projects?
From a Jira Admin perspective, they are great because it's less work for me . . in the short run. In the long run, most folks don't know what they want, they don't know best practices, and giving everyone the ability to make changes (and accounting for attrition), just ends up creating a nightmare for Jira admins. I don't like to have nightmares.
Hey Alex. Came across your JIRA Admin video and it was excellent. I have been a JIRA user for 7 and now I have a chance to become a JIRA Admin. I know alot about JIRA from the user side. I feel confident and excited to become a JIRA Admin. Any chance I can email you or chat with you before my interview is scheduled. Thanks Alex. Regards, David Weiland.
I have a calendly on my website. Today (2/23) is booked solid, but I'm available on 2/24 if you want to chat for 15 minutes.
@@ApetechTechTutorials Excellent. What times are available?
@@davidweiland5243 www.apetech.me/connect.html. Any of the time slots on calendly are currently available for 2/24
@@ApetechTechTutorials Alex, I selected the 7:30PM slot. Thanks.
Hi, Do you mind sharing your email?
My contact information is available on my website.