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Monitor all the deployments you run through Bitbucket Pipelines so your team gets visibility into what’s running in each environment and each deployment’s status.
The free plans lets teams track up to 10 deployment environments. Paid plans let you view up to 50 deployment environments.

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Reduce duplication and simplify management of pipeline configurations. Create CI workflows that meet your organizations needs and enable all your teams to use the same workflow.

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Required two-step verification (also known as “2FA”) means users will need to have 2FA enabled to interact (view, push, clone, and more) with your account’s private content.

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Enforced merge checks let you require certain conditions are met on pull request merges for individual branches or branch patterns. These checks include builds passing, minimum number of reviewers, and completion of all pull request tasks.
If these conditions aren’t met, Bitbucket won’t allow the pull request to merge. You can also reset approvals when the source branch is modified.

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With IP allowlisting, users will only be able to interact (view, push, clone, and more) with your account’s private content if they’re accessing Bitbucket from an IP address you’ve designated and know is safe.

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Our Disaster Recovery Program consists of a several practices to ensure the appropriate levels of governance, oversight, and testing.
Data drives on servers holding code, customer data and attachments use full disk, industry-standard AES-256 encryption at rest.

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All customer data stored within Atlassian cloud products and services is encrypted in transit over public networks using Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2+ with Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) to protect it from unauthorized disclosure or modification.
Data drives on servers holding code, customer data and attachments use full disk, industry-standard AES-256 encryption at rest.

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Access Tokens are linked to a repository, project, or workspace. Tokens can be used for scripting tasks and integrating tools with Bitbucket Cloud.

Access Tokens are designed to be used for a single application with limited permissions, so they don’t require two-step verification.

These tokens aren’t connected to a user account, so integrations don’t break when users change roles or leave the company.

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An Atlassian Access subscription enables centralized security and governance across all your Atlassian cloud products. Gain peace of mind with enterprise-grade security controls, including:

• SAML single sign-on (SSO)
• Organization audit log

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Merge checks let you recommend certain conditions on pull request merges are met for individual branches.
These checks include builds passing, minimum number of reviewers, and completion of all pull request tasks.
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Code insights compiles results from scanning, testing, and analysis tools in a pull request, giving reviewers context before approving changes.

The free plan provides results from up to three third-party integrations. Paid plans give you results from an unlimited number of integrations.

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Using Git LFS, large files are kept in parallel storage to your code and lightweight references are stored in your Git repository. This feature is useful for teams that work with large media files like video. Learn more.

If you need to buy more LFS, you can buy 100 GB more for $10 a month. See how to buy more storage.

With pull requests in Bitbucket, there are no limits to how many reviewers you can add, helping ensure the correct people are always able to see and approve changes.

Automatically start builds, tests, and deploys through integrated CI/CD with Bitbucket Pipelines.

Bitbucket Pipelines is managed as code: commit a yaml file with your CLI (command line interface) commands and environment variables, then kick builds off instantly. Whether you want to deploy, test, monitor, or analyze code, Pipelines gives you integrations with the tools you know.

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Create branches and view contextual development and deployment info from Bitbucket within a Jira issue. This integration lets you automatically transition issues when Bitbucket actions (for example, after a pull request is created or closed) are performed. View and edit issues directly in Bitbucket.

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Monitor all the deployments you run through Bitbucket Pipelines so your team gets visibility into what’s running in each environment and each deployment’s status.

The free plans lets teams track up to 10 deployment environments. Paid plans let you view up to 50 deployment environments.

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Build minutes are minutes executing a pipeline for building, testing, and deploying with Bitbucket Pipelines. Think of build minutes as those minutes when your pipeline status is “In progress.” Learn more.

If you need more build minutes than your plan allows, you can buy 1,000 more minutes for $10 a month. See how to buy more minutes.

This is the maximum number of users or user licenses you can add to each of your Bitbucket instances.

Build collective intelligence, drive efficient communication, and cut down on tedious tasks.

Atlassian Intelligence (AI) features are not activated by default. Organization admins must opt-in to activate AI-powered capabilities for all teams. Learn more.