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Contemporary DevOps teams rely on best-of-breed requirements management tools like Jama Connect for efficient application management. Jama Connect integrations help organizations establish a seamless flow of information, improving collaboration, traceability, and visibility between business and product development teams. This Jama and Azure DevOps integration supports a robust digital thread across the entire product lifecycle, ensuring that all teams are aligned and informed at every stage.
Say goodbye to manual data synchronization. In this video, you’ll see an automated, bidirectional Jama and Azure DevOps integration providing teams with real-time visibility into rich and accurate data. This empowers them to respond quickly to changes, minimize delays in workflows, and make informed decisions, driving measurable outcomes.
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The integration of best-of-breed tools such as Jama Connect and Azure DevOps (ADO) helps development and operations teams manage their application life cycle effectively. OpsHub Integration Manager’s bidirectional data integration bridges the communication gap between the product and development teams by providing them with clear visibility of cross-functional data in their preferred systems in real time.
OpsHub Integration Manager’s agile integration puts the entire value stream of organizations on a fast track with guaranteed data consistency, end-to-end traceability of requirements, history preservation in integrated systems, robust failure recovery capabilities, built-in conflict resolution between source and target, and deployment flexibility.
The integration of Jama and ADO using OpsHub Integration Manager enables users to access the latest business requirements, development statuses, and QA cycles without any manual effort.
Let’s take a look at the integration of Jama Connect with Azure DevOps using OpsHub Integration Manager.
No tickets are created yet in either of the systems. The product team in Jama creates a new requirement, gives it a name and description, then saves it. Once the requirement is created, the product team goes ahead and adds an attachment.
The requirement created in Jama has synced in ADO as an epic. The engineering team in ADO clicks on the epic to view all details and then adds a comment and changes the state to active, which also gets bidirectionally synced in Jama.
The product team in Jama refreshes the page to view the additional comment and state change and adds a comment that will also reflect in ADO.
The engineering team in ADO views the comment added by the product team in Jama and then adds a new user story, creating a parent-child relationship with the epic.
The engineering team gives the user story a name and description. The user story created in ADO reflects as a sub-requirement here in Jama. The product team clicks on the sub-requirement to view all details. The parent-child relationship created in ADO has synced to Jama, creating an upstream and downstream relationship between the requirement and sub-requirement.
In ADO, the engineering team adds a comment notifying the product team about the completion of the user story and simultaneously changes the state to “Resolved”. The product team in Jama clicks on the sub-requirement to view the additional comment and updated state to “Resolved” back in ADO. The engineering team now changes the state of the Epic to “Resolved”, and this state change made to the Epic in ADO reflects in the requirement in Jama.
Navigating to the Integration page in OIM, here, we are showcasing how to create Jama and ADO systems for integration. To create a new Jama system, the OpsHub admin selects the system type and adds required fields such as system name, version, instance, URL, and authentication. Let’s take a look at a previously created Jama system.
To create an ADO system, the OpsHub admin will select the system type and add the system name, deployment mode, server URL, authentication, and service URL. Here is an example of a previously created ADO system. The OpsHub admin will now create a mapping by dragging both the ADO and Jama systems. You can also create a mapping from the Configure Mapping page, as shown in the video.
Once all details are added, the OpsHub admin will select “Create from Scratch” or “Automatic” as per the requirement and click “Create Mapping” to save it. Now, let’s take a look at a previously created mapping.
OpsHub enables customers to create integrations from both the “Configure Integration” and “Configure Mapping “pages. OpsHub recommends the use of the “Configure Mapping” page for integrations.
As shown in the video, integration configuration details are auto filled when integrations are done from the “Configure Mapping” page. Let’s take a look at a previously created integration. For remote ID and remote link synchronization between Jama and ADO, apply these settings.
That completes the demo. Thanks for watching.
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