Atlassian Bitbucket Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Bitbucket is used as SCM for the repositories of all our software projects.

Likelihood to Recommend

Bitbucket cloud is best suited for corporate projects where security and confidentiality over the code base are essentials and non-negotiable. For personal open source projects, where you want to collaborate or show as portafolio and there are no worries about code base cloning, there's no need to use it.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I've used Bitbucket at two companies, both of which used it for software version control. We have several Bitbucket projects, each containing multiple repositories, including our software products. Different repos have their own permissions.

Likelihood to Recommend

Bitbucket perfectly meets our needs! If I had to gripe, I'd say it's less well-known than GitHub or GitLab.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Bitbucket as our all-purpose git repository for versioning files on all the projects that we work on, whether internal or external. We also give our clients access to some of those repositories and use a few integrations with our deployment system.

Likelihood to Recommend

When advanced resources like pipelines are not needed, and the user wants only the git repository side of the tool, it works fine and is mostly reliable. It's also very well integrated with Jira if the company is using it, too. When more advanced types of deployment are needed or if the development team is big on the same project, better tools are on the market.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Be it the case where your company has just been founded and there are only one or two engineers, or it has matured into a big organization with huge teams; at both the stages you need to maintain your code base properly. For us, Bitbucket has been the sole code hosting and collaboration tool from the beginning of our organization. For all our projects, we trust Bitbucket.

Likelihood to Recommend

Throughout my career, I have used multiple repository management solutions, and Bitbucket provides one of the cleanliest and easiest solution. The ecosystem and interconnectivity with their other products that they provide is amazing. It makes repository management, task management and tracking a piece of cake, making everyone in the organization to be aware of the status of their product development.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We're searching for a nice ecosystem of Jira and Bitbucket, and we've been using Bitbucket for a repository hosting service. Some of the benefits I have realized are

<ul><li>Smooth and user-friendly user interface(UI) </li><li>Easy to use </li><li>Fast and safe code review functionality </li><li>Code search capability</li></ul>Bitbucket had an excellent integration with all of Jira and Bitbucket. Bitbucket's user interface is intuitive and maintaining repositories is a breeze.

Likelihood to Recommend

Bitbucket is a really good platform to work collaboratively over remote repositories. It provides repository hosting, which works with version control systems like git. Bitbucket is well suited when a team or group of people wants to work simultaneously without any conflicts. Bitbucket seems to be useful for users who do have good industry knowledge I won't recommend this to new users; I will prefer GitHub over Bitbucket for new users.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We're using BitBucket for a very long to host our git-based source code repositories in it. Earlier we were using SubVersion (SVN) to manage our source code and we found BitBucket better in all means whether its underneath technology, UI/UX, Security, Collaboration, Commit &amp; merge request, User/Group, and repository management, etc.

Likelihood to Recommend

If you're looking for hosting your Git-based source code repositories or simply managing your source code, BitBucket does it well. You can create projects in BitBucket and source code repositories under the projects. Also, you can manage access to projects for users/groups using role-based access control. BitBucket will not suit you if you are into DevOps processes as it only manages your source code nothing other than that.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As part of the software development process we need to figure out how to manage the version control, we need to keep the code private and the best option for us was Bitbucket, it fulfilled all the needs we have as a team. We're able to organize projects by clients and create groups, and of course using git to upload our changes.

Likelihood to Recommend

As a team we need to push code into the repo on daily basis, Bitbucket has proven that is a reliable and secure server to save and get the code available in no time. The administration part is really easy and there's an extra tool for every developer profile either if you want to use the console or a GUI like sourcetree.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We've been using Bitbucket since the start of the company, by our IT team. It helps us synchronize work between developers and different teams, even other organizations. This service is perfect for private projects and has a ton of integrations with different tools like Slack, which helps us keep track of code updates and project development.

Likelihood to Recommend

Since the very start of our business, we've been using Bitbucket services to collaborate and develop new projects. It's very stable and reliable, it rarely had gone offline in almost 9 years of continuous use.

Also, Atlassian (the Bitbucket owner) has created a great GUI tool called Sourcetree, enabling even inexperienced developers to collaborate in a git environment.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Bitbucket is perfect for all sized companies - it works even if you are using the free version and it works even better with the paid versions. Initially, we started out using bitbucket as simply a code repository so we could quickly set up projects - as we expanded and started using Atlassian's project management tools then it became important for us to integrate the development teams with the PM teams. The integrations gave Project Management teams insights into the technical issues without necessarily being burdened by the details. I especially like the ability to have control over changes being deployed directly into production - running continuous integrations to ensure the code quality is maintained!

Likelihood to Recommend

In the Caribbean - with limited resources, it is nice to know a company will be there in assisting you to grow. They will start you off with a very good free tier and you can scale easier on a predictable budget. Bitbucket works especially when you are using Atlassian's toolset. If you aren't married to the company - then you can explore others like GitHub which offers comparable features without much compromise.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Our IT team uses Bitbucket for all our Git repositories. A few years ago, we were on a self-hosted Visual Source Safe system and it was not sustainable for us. Since we were moving to Jira, Bitbucket became a very attractive addition. We migrated all of our repositories out of VSS and into Bitbucket and since then have enjoyed using it for code review, pull requests, version control, integration with Jira and automation orchestration. Jira and Bitbucket integration has been a joy to use.

Likelihood to Recommend

Bitbucket works really well with Jira and Atlassian ecosystem. If you are in the Atlassian ecosystem, definitely consider Bitbucket as your version control repository. Bitbucket shines in code review process and also in pull requests. It is easy for users to get used to. If you are doing CI/CD and pipeline, you'll like Bitbucket also.