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There are a number of ways to install Bitbucket. Choose the method that is best for your environment. Install methodIs this right for you?Install a Bitbucket trialLinux or macOSThis is the fastest way to get Bitbucket up and running. If you're evaluating Bitbucket, use this option. You don't need an external database to install a Bitbucket trial.Install Bitbucket Data Center using an installerLinuxThis option uses an installer and is the most straightforward way to get your production site up and running on a Linux server.Install Bitbucket Data Center from a zip or archive fileLinuxThis option requires you to manually install files and configure some system properties. It gives you the most control over the install process. Use this option if there isn't an installer for your operating system.Run Bitbucket in a Docker containerBitbucket and DockerThis option gets Bitbucket up and running in no time using a preconfigured Docker image.Atlassian supports running Bitbucket in a Docker container, but we cannot offer support for problems that are related to the environment itself.Run Bitbucket in AWSBitbucket and AWSRunning Bitbucket on Amazon Web Services (AWS) gives you scalable computing capacity without the need to invest in hardware up front while retaining control over where and how your code is hosted within your organization.Install Bitbucket Data Center on a single nodeLinuxYou don’t need high availability or disaster recovery but could use features that are exclusive to Data Center.Learn more at Running Bitbucket Data Center on a single node.Install Bitbucket in a clusterInstall Bitbucket Data CenterBitbucket Data Center with a cluster of nodes is designed for enterprises with large or mission-critical deployments that require continuous uptime, instant scalability, and performance under high load. It can be hosted on your own infrastructure or deployed to AWS or Azure.Learn more at Clustering with Bitbucket

Connect Jira applications with your Bitbucket Cloud account for your team to enjoy the seamless integration of issues and code.By connecting to Bitbucket, you can:Surface repository activity – Jira issues automatically update to show repo branch, commit, pull request activity, and, if you have Bitbucket Pipelines enabled, your builds and deployments. For more information, see how to reference issues in your development work.Get deep integration in Bitbucket – See the core details of Jira issues without having to change context, from anywhere in Bitbucket you see a Jira issue key, including commit messages, pull request comments, and deployment information.Automate Jira workflows – Jira workflows sync with repo activity to update automatically as you work.Read more about the benefits of integrating Jiraapplications with Bitbucket Cloud. If you're using a Jira Data Center application, see Linking a Bitbucket or GitHub repository with Jira.Connect Jira with a Bitbucket Cloud accountPrerequisites:To link Jira and Bitbucket Cloud you will need to have a Jira subscription and a Bitbucket account.You’ll need to create a Bitbucket workspace so that you can link it to your Jira instance.Log in to Jira as admin (Jira project admin permissions are not sufficient).If you're connecting a software project:Navigate to your project and go to Project Settings > Features to enable code in your Jira project.Go to the code page and select “Connect to Bitbucket”, then choose the Bitbucket workspace you want to connect.Once you’ve connected Jira with Bitbucket Cloud, you can connect repositories to your project by including issue keys at the beginning of your branch names, commit messages, or pull requests.You can also connect to a Bitbucket Cloud workspace by selecting Add shortcut from your project navigation and then selecting Repository. Once the repository link is created, choose Integrate Bitbucket to sync your Jira and Bitbucket accounts.If you're connecting business

Projects:Choose> Products.Under INTEGRATIONS, select DVCS accounts.Select Link Bitbucket Cloud account.If you're connecting service projects:Choose Settings > Projects.Select the project you want to connect with.Select Project Settings.Scroll down to Development tools.Click Connect and select Bitbucket Cloud.Once the link is created, choose Integrate Bitbucket to sync your Jira and Bitbucket accounts.Continue the connection process in BitbucketThe connection process takes you to Bitbucket. Make sure you're logged in to the Bitbucket account that has the repos you want to connect with Jira, and then Grant access for Jira to your Bitbucket account.Now, in Bitbucket, grant Bitbucket access to Jira.You can enable Smart Commits for all existing repos in the account and for any repos added in future. (See Processing Jira issues with Smart Commits.) You can manage these settings later from the DVCS accounts settings page in Jira. See “Manage your linked account” below.Once connected, you'll see your Bitbucket repos listed on the DVCS accounts settings page in Jira.Approve an incomplete connection request in JiraTo complete a connection request in Jira, you must be logged in as a Jira admin. If you’ve started connecting Jira with Bitbucket Cloud and you’re unable to complete the process, you’ll need to ask a Jira admin to complete it for you. They can either:go to the Code page and select Connect workspace to connect the relevant Bitbucket workspace; orselect Products from the Jira Settings menu, and select DVCS accounts under the Integrations heading. Then select Grant access to connect Bitbucket.Manage your linked account settingsAfter you link a Bitbucket Cloud account with Jira, you can manage the connection and from the 'DVCS accounts' page in Jira.If you're having problems with the connection, see Troubleshoot connections with Bitbucket Cloud.ActionInstructionControl Smart CommitsFor the account: choose Default repository settings from the Actions menu.Now modify the Smart Commits default setting as required:The