Use Bitbucket to visualize health and dependencies

The latest news, tips, and tricks for Git enthusiasts [Git Insiders]( [Use Bitbucket to visualize health and dependencies]( [Track your DevOps health in 4 easy steps]( Understanding the health and dependencies of services, libraries, and systems is one of the biggest challenges we hear from software teams. To help reduce cognitive load, we've made it easy for engineers building on Bitbucket to connect and visualize their service health and dependencies within Compass – Atlassian's new developer experience platform and software component catalog. With Compass, your teams automatically receive: • Default metrics like deployment frequency, build success rate, PR cycle time, MTTR, and more • Critical scorecards including DevOps health and service readiness • Visibility into deployment activity across your entire toolchain within a unified catalog 1. [Sign up for Compass.]( It's free in public beta for all users. 2. Click "Create" in the top navigation and select "Import components from apps." 3. Choose Bitbucket and follow the prompts to select the workspace and repositories you want to connect to Compass. 4. Once you've successfully connected your selected Bitbucket repos, you'll be able to view default metrics and your DevOps health and service readiness scorecards. [Get Compass free]( In case you missed it... [Making a Pull Request in Bitbucket]( [Making a Pull Request in Bitbucket]( Pull requests are a feature that makes it easier for developers to collaborate using [Bitbucket.]( They provide a user‑friendly web interface for discussing proposed changes before integrating them into the official project. Learn more about what they are, examples of how they work in conjunction with different workflows and more. [Read more]( [Better Together: Accelerate feature velocity with Atlassian and LaunchDarkly]( [Better Together: Accelerate feature velocity with Atlassian and LaunchDarkly]( See Atlassian Open DevOps, which includes Bitbucket, and LaunchDarkly work together to decouple feature deployment from feature release. Decoupling deployment from release leads to lower risk deployments, fewer customer incidents, and happier developers. [Learn how]( [Atlassian Presents: Team '23]( [Atlassian Presents: Team '23]( Atlassian Team '23, the ultimate event for modern teamwork, is heading to Las Vegas from April 18‑20. This is your last chance to save 50% on your in‑person pass to our biggest event of the year where you'll get the chance to explore new ways to drive innovation and seamlessly collaborate with your teammates. Can't make it to Las Vegas? Register for free to get digital content access anywhere. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Get your pass today]( [Read in browser]( • [Privacy policy]( • [Contact us]( • [Read our blog]( • [Join Atlassian Community]( [Facebook]( [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( Copyright 2023 Atlassian Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. We are located at 341 George Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia [Atlassian]( If you no longer wish to receive these emails, please [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe here](.