The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Identity Federation for AWS 2.11 –
this release adds a single sign-on (SSO) enabled Bamboo web repository viewer for AWS CodeCommit, and adds an SSO enabled Jira remote issue link type for AWS resources in the AWS Management Console.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Automation with AWS 1.5 –
this release adds a new action for the Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) to relay event data from Bamboo notifications, Jira workflow transitions, and Jira Service Desk automation rule executions via AWS so that they can be processed by other services.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Automation with AWS 1.4 –
this release adds a new action for the AWS Systems Manager (SSM) Parameter Store to persist event data from Bamboo notifications, Jira workflow transitions, and Jira Service Desk automation rule executions to AWS where they can be either queried or trigger notifications and actions via Amazon CloudWatch Events in turn.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Identity Federation for AWS 2.10 –
this release adds an updated REST API version 2.1 that allows to manage credentials and connectors, is available as a Data Center approved app, and increases performance for users with large connector pools.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Identity Federation for AWS 2.9 –
this release adds support for Bitbucket, and allows to disable the implicit connector visibility for administrators (experimental).
I have published an InfoQ news post about the AWS team's efforts to simplify centralized compliance auditing of AWS resources across multiple accounts:
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Automation with AWS 1.3 –
this release adds a new action for
Amazon CloudWatch Events to relay, match and route Atlassian workflow events to AWS where they can be processed by one or more target services, and adds plan, result and deployment entity variables to ease Bamboo notification payload composition. You can now use the
Put CloudWatch Events action with all existing integrations for Bamboo, Jira and Jira Service Desk, and you can
inject additional entity variables into Bamboo notification payloads.
I have published an InfoQ news post about the AWS team's efforts to ease usage of and widen applicable use cases for its low-cost EC2 compute capacity pool: