1. Introduction
JIRA is a project and transaction tracking tool produced by Atlassian, which is widely used in defect tracking, customer service, requirements collection, process approval, task tracking, project tracking and agile management. JIRA has flexible configuration, comprehensive functions, simple deployment, and rich expansion. Its more than 150 features have been recognized by more than 19,000 customers in 115 countries around the world.
2. Environmental preparation
The installation and operation of jira needs to depend on the java environment, that is, the JDK environment, and it must be version 1.8 or above.
Configure the JDK environment under Linux, I will not explain it here.
In addition, we also need to install the MySQL database and create the corresponding database for jira. The creation script is as follows.
Build database jirasql
CREATE DATABASE jirasql DEFAULT CHARCTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_bin;
CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS jirasql DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_bin;
Username Password:#######
grant all on jirasql.* to *******@"%" identified by '########;
grant all on jirasql.* to *******@"localhost" identified by '#######';
After the database is established, exit, and prepare the main character file atlassian-jira-software-7.3.6-x64.bin installation file.
3. Start installing jira
The installation is very simple, just see the problem and press Enter to select the installation, as shown in the figure below for the installation option process.
This completes the installation, isn't it Very, very simple! ! !
The following is the configuration environment
The above picture is after the installation is completed, enter the /atlassian/jira/atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/lib directory, and see many original jar package files. Before replacing and cracking, you must make a backup.
Now enter /atlassian/jira/bin in the bin directory where the service is started to start the jira service.
There are several ways to start the service, depending on which way you like to start it.
# service jira start
# sh start-jira.sh
# sh startup.sh
# ./startup.sh
Check the startup process, the jira service has been successfully started.
Now open the browser to access the jira system service.
Select one of the following and click Next.
Select another database, which is the database you installed earlier.
If there is a green tick above, it means that your MySQL driver file cannot be found. In this case, stop the service first and copy the MySQL driver file mysql-connector-java-5.1.45-bin.jar to /atlassian/jira /atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/lib path.
Then start the jira service again. At this time, when configuring the database, there will be no green tick prompt.
After everything is configured, you can log in to the jira system, go to the application options, and check the version and license.
I won't say more, you all understand, let's experience the jira system happily now.