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New to Jira – Looking for advice on setting it up for my Scrum team
Hi all! I’m setting up Jira for a team with two sub-teams. Each runs their own Daily Scrum, so we want separate boards but still stay under the same larger team/project umbrella. Current setup: - One large Jira project - Two boards (one per sub-team) - No backlog in the main project but the boards have backlog because the filters are set to the teams. Each Sub-Team works across multiple projects which are created in JIRA. Is this setup okay? Or what would you recommend: Appreciate any tips or setups that worked for you!
0 likes • Dec '25
@Elizabeth Liga Welcome to Jira :) There is a small contradiction in the your brief. You mention "one project" initially, but then you also mention multiple project in this comment of yours "Each Sub-Team works across multiple projects which are created in JIRA. Can you share a bit of clarification on that please? Will you be using releases/version field? If yes, bear in mind how project data like components and releases will be created and accessible. It's nativvely project specific, cannot natively tagged cross-project, unless you're gonna use Plans to overcome that or another marketplace apps.
Welcome to Atlassian Everything! 🚀
This is your place for everything Atlassian. Whether you’re a user, admin, team lead, or organization running Atlassian tools day to day. We built this community to give everyone in the Atlassian world one central place to connect, learn, and get help. - No scattered forums. - No endless searching. - Just real people sharing real answers. What You’ll Find Here - A community where questions get answered fast - Exclusive courses, live Q&A’s, and deep-dive sessions - Job and hiring connections inside the Atlassian ecosystem - Templates, resources, and behind-the-scenes insights from real projects - Private coaching for those who want one-on-one support and system optimization Getting Started 1. Introduce yourself - tell us what tools you use and what you’re working on. 2. Ask questions - big or small, that’s what this place is for. 3. Join live sessions - they’re packed with practical lessons you can apply right away. This is a space built by Atlassian experts, for the entire Atlassian community. Learn together, build better systems, and connect with people who get it.
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@Josh Golosinskiy Currently, working on a ITSM ServiceNow & ManageEngine to JSM migration with a teams and Qualys integration piece. I'm keen to know a bit more about the vision for "Job and hiring connections inside the Atlassian ecosystem". Currently, a freelance contractor and always on the lookout for a challenge.
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@Josh Golosinskiy Common non-Atlassian integrations
Promoting changes from Dev to Prod
Any recommendations on how we promote changes we made and tested in our Dev environment into Production?
2 likes • Dec '25
@Corey Glaude The Achilles heel of Cloud. Good news is Atlassian finally seem to be working on developing change management with their cloud apps. More info here: https://support.atlassian.com/organization-administration/docs/deploy-data-from-sandboxes/ Although I think it will still be riddled with limitations on launch with us wanting more, and generally your best bet right now is a connected app such as Revyz Configuration Manager or Salto Configuration Manager for Jira. The thing that remains a painpoint (at least to my knowledge) is most of these can't manage connected app related changes yet, just your native stuff. I believe Revyz and Salto have just started incorporating popular connected apps into their solutions.
Are Subtasks Good or Bad?
We hit record this time! Great conversation on Subtasks.
Are Subtasks Good or Bad?
0 likes • Dec '25
@Josh Golosinskiy Action items my go to, but I've seen checklist action items in jira description, turn themselves into bulletpoint magically, which is quite annoying having to reformat into checklist again. Have you experienced this? I also think the built-in AI can't handle action items in description...yet. The other use cases customer ask for a lot is they need to assign action items to multiple different people, which I think is not possible, unless you create a sub-task within the parent story or task?
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