Jira Intro
Jira Intro
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JIRA is a web-based “Issue tracking system” or “Bug tracking system”. It is mainly used
for agile project management. JIRA is a proprietary based tool, developed by Atlassian.
The product name ‘JIRA’ is shortened from the word ‘Gojira’, which means Godzilla in
Japanese.
JIRA helps us to manage the project effectively and smoothly. It is a powerful tool to
track the issues, bugs, backlogs of the project. JIRA is more customizable than Bugzilla.
It helps the team to strive hard towards the common goal. JIRA is widely used by many
organizations across the world.
● Issue tracking
● Scrum boards
● Project planning
● Project tracking
● Reporting
● Notifications
Advantages of JIRA
● Improves collaboration
● Improves tracking
● Better planning
● Increase productivity
● Improves customer satisfaction
● Flexible to use
JIRA is a proprietary software. So, it cannot be used for free. But still, we can use it by
trying hosted in cloud trial version free for 7 days. That’s a good news:)
Step 2: Click Try Cloud under JIRA Software, because they are quick and easy.
Step 6 : As soon as you saw great, check your inbox window, check the inbox of the E-
mail address that you entered in the previous step.
Step 8 : As soon as email address is verified, page will be navigated to the login
account screen,
Click Login
Step 11 : In the Next window, you can choose an external image or any avatar that’s
been listed below. I am going to choose my logo as my avatar:)
Pre-requisite : If you don’t have a JIRA account create one here Create JIRA account.
Step 1: If you are on the welcome screen, Click create new project
Step 2 : In the next window, Select Scrum Software Development project, where you
can manage agile projects with boards, Issues, sprint, backlogs and stories. Then Click
Next at the bottom of the window.
Issue Types : JIRA tracks different types of Issues. Issue can be a task or bug or story
or feature. Each Issue has its own purpose to be served.
Workflow : Set of states and transitions that an issue moves throughout its life cycle in
the project.
For Example, If you create a bug under this project, it will prefixed with ‘LZT-Bug’.
Click Submit
Step 6 : To confirm whether your project is created, Click Projects in the top bar and
select the project that you have created (will be listed like mine).
Step 7 : To create another new project, Click Projects in the top bar and select Create
Project and follow steps from Step 2.
Once the project is created, you can add issues to the project and track them.
Once all the information is entered to create an issue, Click Create Button at the bottom
of the page.
Step 4: Issue created successfully under the specified project in the backlog.
Step 5 : Issue can also be created in an alternative way by clicking +Create Issue
option under project’s backlog section.
Step 1 : Click the Projects option in the top bar and select the project that you have
created before.
Step 2 : As soon as the project screen is loaded, Click Create Sprint at the bottom right
of the page.
Step 4 : Plan the sprint by dragging the issues from the backlog.
As soon the Issue is dragged into the sprint plan, the backlog will be empty because I
had only one issue in the backlog.
Note : You can only start a sprint, only if there are no other active sprints. If there is an
active sprint, you won’t be able to start one unless that active sprint is completed. But,
you can plan subsequent sprints by dragging issues in plan mode.
Step 6 : Click Start Sprint to set a time period for the Sprint.
1. Sprint Name
2. Duration ( Weeks/Custom)
3. Start Date
4. End Date
Once all the details are entered, Click Start to start the sprint.
Once the sprint is started, you can track the issues and complete the sprint within the
specified date.
Step 1 : Click Projects option in the top bar and select view all projects option
Step 3 : Click Administration Settings icon on the top right and Select Projects option in
the list.
Once all the details are entered, Click Add to add Project Category.
Step 8 : Click Projects in the sidebar, to add Project category to the project.
Step 9 : In the next screen, Click Edit option in the project list to add project category.
Step 10 : Select the Project Category drop-down control, added project category
‘Software Testing’ is listed in the menu.
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Key LZT
URL
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Once the project category is added to the project, you can track or search the project
using project category.
Component Lead is optional. Once all the details are entered, Click Add to save Project
Component.
Step 6 : Project Component can be edited or deleted using Edit or Delete option under
actions column.
Once the project component is added to the issues, you can group them based on the
assigned component.
An administrator can create users and invite them to participate in the project issues. A
normal user cannot create another user due to access rights limitations.
Step 9 : Start typing the group name and select the group from the list and Click Add
group button
Once the user is added to the project, User can work on the issues.
JIRA software has set of pre-defined Issue types to get started with. We can also create
our own custom Issue types based on our project needs and add them to the Issue type
scheme of the project.
Step 1 : Click Administration Settings icon on the top right and Select Issues option in
the list.
Once all the information is entered, Click Add to create an Issue type.
Note : Newly created Issue types will be automatically added to Default Issue scheme.
You can add them to your project specific scheme if you wanted to.
Issue type scheme controls which issue types will be available to a set of JIRA projects.
Step 1 : Click Administration Settings icon and Select Issues option from the list.
Step 2 : In the next screen, Click Issue type scheme in the side panel.
There are two types of Issue type scheme in JIRA. They are,
1. Default Issue type scheme – All newly create Issue types will be listed under
this scheme.
2. Scrum Issue type scheme – Agile scrum projects will use this scheme.
Click Add Issue type scheme to create a new Issue type scheme
Issue types order can also be re-arranged (moving up or down) according to our project
needs.
Note : To add new Issue type to this scheme, Click Add Issue type on the top right.
Step 7 : In the next screen, Select the project (multi-select allowed), Click Associate and
follow migration steps until finish to complete the association.
Once Issue type scheme is created, Issue type scheme can be re-used across multiple
projects which are similar.
Step 1 : Click the Issue that you want to share with others in the team.
Step 2 : Once the Issue is loaded in the side panel, Click the Issue link.
Dashboards are used to track the issues and projects that you are working on. It will
also be used to prioritize the work.
Step 1 : Click Dashboard in the top bar menu and select View all Dashboard option
Step 7 : Click any Add gadget option to add gadgets to the Dashboard
Step 4 : Click Switch Report option to View different formats of Reports that can be
generated using JIRA.
Step 6 : In the next window, Select the statistic type and click Next