Atlassian Universal Plugin Manager

by Atlassianfor multiple products

Jira Server 8.0.0.m0021-eap07 - 8.8.0
Jira Data Center 8.0.0.m0021-eap07 - 8.8.0
Confluence Server 7.0.1 - 7.3.4
Confluence Data Center 7.0.1 - 7.3.4
Bitbucket Server 6.0.0 - 7.1.0
Bitbucket Data Center 6.0.0 - 7.1.0
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Browse the Atlassian Marketplace and manage apps inside your Atlassian product

Find apps that make your work easier

Try and buy apps without leaving your product

Manage apps

Browse the Marketplace from your Atlassian product. View app screenshots, descriptions, and ratings. Listings are curated so that you only see versions compatible with your host product.

Start a trial or purchase an app in seconds. Apps automatically download and install in your product.

UPM makes managing your apps easy. You can enable, disable, and uninstall apps from the UPM. You can also consult audit logs for troubleshooting.

Find apps that make your work easier

Try and buy apps without leaving your product

Manage apps

Browse the Marketplace from your Atlassian product. View app screenshots, descriptions, and ratings. Listings are curated so that you only see versions compatible with your host product.

Start a trial or purchase an app in seconds. Apps automatically download and install in your product.

UPM makes managing your apps easy. You can enable, disable, and uninstall apps from the UPM. You can also consult audit logs for troubleshooting.

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The Universal Plugin Manager (UPM) provides a powerful and user-friendly interface to manage your apps. Through the UPM you can browse, try, and buy apps from the Atlassian Marketplace. You can also use the UPM to do common administrative tasks such as:

Finding, purchasing, and installing new apps.
Enabling/disabling apps and their modules.
Configuring advanced app options.
Finding out-of-date apps and updating them.
Checking the compatibility of your installed apps against newer versions of the host product.

Finally, use the UPM to review logs of app activity and to upgrade your Atlassian host product.

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Finding, purchasing, and installing new apps.
Enabling/disabling apps and their modules.
Configuring advanced app options.
Finding out-of-date apps and updating them.
Checking the compatibility of your installed apps against newer versions of the host product.

Finally, use the UPM to review logs of app activity and to upgrade your Atlassian host product.

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by Jonas Andersson on 2017-08-24

I tend to have instances hanging when installing and uninstalling plugins, and UPM is the one most prone to not properly unload and reload once updated. Since this in effect locks me out from updating licenses and plugins until Jira/Confluence is restarted (which can be days) it would make sense to add a little more information in your releases notes. This update for instance has this changelog: "Summary Bug fixes" What bugs are fixed? Will an upgrade once more mess with UPM and leave me with expiring plugins until next restart? You guys should really lead by example. For the love of God, Please spend more than 8 second when writing you release notes, so we then admins knows if it makes sense doing the update.. UPM Diary: 20170824 - 2 days after the upgrade finally 2.22.5 is released, this time with "Bug fixes". Dying to make another update that might hang my production server.

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