Community Event on June 10: 'Runs on Atlassian' – Insights From and For App Development Teams
Atlassian User Groups and community events have long been a valuable source of news, practical insights, and peer exchange. An upcoming remote event on June 10 promises exactly that: relevant updates and useful tips with immediate real-world application.
If you’re interested in Atlassian and have a passion for technical details, this is a date you won’t want to miss. The spotlight will be on a new feature in the Atlassian Marketplace that holds great significance for both vendors and customers: the newly introduced “Runs on Atlassian” quality badge.
What’s Behind the “Runs on Atlassian” Badge?
Atlassian is committed to providing maximum transparency on the Marketplace. The new “Runs on Atlassian” badge is part of that strategy — it serves as a clear signal that an app meets the highest standards in security, compliance, and data protection.
To earn this badge, apps must meet a defined set of technical requirements:
- The app must be built on the Forge development platform.
- All data must be hosted and stored by Atlassian.
- No data is transferred externally – unless the customer explicitly opts into features such as analytics.
- The app must support Data Residency and align with the base product’s settings.
Key Questions, Clear Answers
During the virtual event on June 10, the focus will be on “Runs on Atlassian” from a developer’s perspective. In addition to a general introduction, we’ll explore and discuss questions such as:
- What specific benefits does the new badge offer to admins and customer teams?
- How can app development teams qualify for the badge?
- How does Atlassian verify apps?
- Are there early learnings, potential challenges, or technical pitfalls?
First-Hand Experiences
This event is all about practical relevance. Seasoned voices from the Atlassian ecosystem will share their perspectives, experiences, and lessons learned. Look forward to insights from:
- Julian Wolf (Seibert Group)
- Julia Romanenkova (TitanApps)
- Martin Wood (Appfox)
- Darin LaFramboise (Opus Guard)
Moderated by: Mel Policichio, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Ecosystem Trust at Atlassian
As mentioned, the event will be fully remote. Simply register with your community account for free participation – then join us from your desk, couch, or wherever you like on June 10 at 4:00 PM (GMT+2).
Why You Should Join
Whether you’re building apps, administering Atlassian products, or simply a tech-savvy power user – the event offers you compact yet well-founded insights into a key development that will shape the Atlassian ecosystem going forward.
You’ll also have the chance to ask your questions directly to the experts and exchange practical knowledge with other participants – knowledge that can help inform your future decisions around app development, evaluation, or integration.