As COO of Isos Technology, I am heavily involved in Isos IT operations, and I regularly meet as a client of our Managed Services team for our Atlassian Server tools. After many discussions and getting clear direction[...]

The month of June marks Isos Technology’s 15^th anniversary, and we couldn’t be prouder of where we came from, more grateful for where we are, or more excited about the future.

Overview

This article is for anyone making basic Jira REST API calls that have not explored the use of sessions. While the ideas in this blog can also be used for tools like Postman and Paw, it is focused on terminal[...]

Intro

Have you ever wanted to run Jira, Confluence or other Atlassian products in a jiffy so that you can test something without affecting your existing environments? This blog will give you the kickstart you need to[...]

In my last blog entry I walked you through the setup of a Java/Maven/Git development environment on OS X using Homebrew. In this entry I will walk you through a project using this new developer setup.

Introduction

This blog will cover at a minimum what you need to do for a simple form-based Single Sign On (SSO) in the context of a portlet, though parts of it could be applicable for any application. This scenario will[...]

I wanted to take a quick break from my normal routine of writing portal blogs and write about my visit to Desert Code Camp on November 9th. It was a long Saturday, but I got a chance to unwind a bit, hang out and[...]

SIMPLIFYING PORTLETS

As a consultant asked to maintain and expand portal applications, one of the problems I run across is "portlet bloat." That is, a single portlet solves all the problems of an application on its own[...]