Re: Project Management Tools
Re: Project Management Tools
- Subject: Re: Project Management Tools
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 10:41:12 -0700
On Apr 27, 2009, at 8:30 PM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
On 22. Apr. 2009, at 14:42 , Q wrote:
1. What's your opinion about bugzilla vs JIRA.?
We originally purchased Jira a few years ago for managing our
software development (team of 4), but within 2 months we upgraded
to an enterprise license and began using it company wide for all
our task tracking and project management. It was one of those
accidental finds that we don't know how we managed to live without
for so long.
I don't really like the Jira interface though. It is very complex
and clunky to use (at least from what I see at the WOLips / Wonder
issue tracker). I have bought the 5 user license recently, not
using it at the moment.
Yeah, out of the box it leaves a lot to be desired. I've never looked
at configuring it. Confluence is good. Jira is adequate.
2. Does JIRA/Confluence's combination really worth?
Absolutely. Our company is ISO 9001 certified and are in the
process of migrating our procedures and quality management
documentation over to using Jira and Confluence, it's extremely
versatile.
It is, but some things are just not nice. ;-)
For you guys running Jira/Confluence: what is the recommended memory
for a server running those tools? Right now I'm running Confluence
on a Mac Mini and it is using about a quarter of the available
memory (around 500MB from the 2GB available on the machine) which
sucks, if I want to use Jira too and run some WO instances and
PostgreSQL ...
We did not try that combination, but it does put a noticeable CPU and
memory load on a machine. I think it is better now than a few
versions ago when we often rebooted the machine.
Chuck
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