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Wow would you look at that, a complete Atlassian puff piece got published in the WSJ just hours ago. How peculiar that the biggest active outage in the history

Wow would you look at that, a complete Atlassian puff piece got published in the WSJ just hours ago. How peculiar that the biggest active outage in the history of this company is not mentioned once in this "article". I'm left to assume that PR teams can plant whatever they see fit in the WSJ at a moment's notice. I guess that's what passes for journalism these days. https://www.wsj.com/articles/atlassian-puts-easy-to-use-coding-tools-in-hands-of-business-people-11649886533 https://www.wsj.com/articles/atlassian-puts-easy-to-use-codi...

taspeotis 5y ago
> Whatever else changes for CIOs, troubleshooting may never be far behind. Ms. Rao’s remarks came as Atlassian races to restore cloud-based software applications to roughly 400 companies, after a service outage last week caused by a routine maintenance glitch. > As of Wednesday, she said, services were back online for just under half of the companies hit by the outage, which may take up to two weeks to fully repair. Source: https://www.wsj.com/articles/atlassian-puts-easy-to-use-coding-tools-in-hands-of-business-people-11649886533 https://www.wsj.com/articles/atlassian-puts-easy-to-use-codi...
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