JIRA

A few weeks ago I wrote another article explaining how to install and run Atlassian JIRA in Ubuntu. Well, I was not quite satisfied with the results, so I tried another approach and it seems to be working better now as my previous JIRA installation was extremely slow and crashed due to Out of Memory errors.

So here are the steps:
1. Install Java

I use Atlassian JIRA as a tool to control my software development process, registering issues, tasks and bugs and planning development cycles.
So now that I switched to Ubuntu as development platform, I need to setup JIRA on my new Linux machine. I wrote down the steps I followed to achieve this.

1. Install Java
First of all, of course, install Java in your Ubuntu server and test the installation: