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Set up deployment tracking

Changes to Jira Service Management Free and Standard

As of October 16, 2024, change management in Jira Service Management has moved from Standard to Premium. Existing service projects in Free and Standard will continue to support existing request types and work types. Read more about the plan changes.

To access Jira Service Management Premium features, subscribe to a Service Collection Premium or Enterprise plan.

The features described in this article are available for service projects using the IT service management template. Learn more about the IT service management template.

Set up deployment tracking for your service project to seamlessly create change requests when your team initiates deployments to selected services.

Set up deployment tracking using Bitbucket

To set up deployment tracking for your service project using Bitbucket:

  1. From your service project, select Space settings, then Operations, then Change management..

  2. Select Connect pipeline.

  3. Select Bitbucket.

  4. Configure your DVCS accounts.

  5. Select Next.

  6. Select Create a new service, then select Next.

  7. Enter the Name, select the Tier, Repository and enter a Description, then select Connect.

  8. Select the Environment type and Request type.

  9. Select Connect.

Set up deployment tracking using another CI/CD tool

To set up deployment tracking for your service project using an alternative CI/CD deployment tool:

  1. From your service project, select Space settings, then Operations, then Change management..

  2. Select Connect pipeline.

  3. Select your CI/CD tool to connect (Jenkins, CircleCI, Octopus Deploy), then select Next.

  4. Select Create a new service, then select Next.

  5. Enter the Name, select the Tier, and enter a Description, then select Next.

  6. Select the Environment type and Request type.

  7. Select Connect.

  8. Copy the service's ID and add this to your deployment pipeline’s configuration.


Learn how to use deployment tracking with Jenkins.

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