Atlassian services (Trello, Jira, Confluence & more) down or users unable to login (502 Error), issue acknowledged

Atlassian is a software company that offers various tools for team collaboration and organization. Their products such as Jira and Confluence help teams work together more efficiently and effectively.

In addition to their other products, Atlassian is also known for Trello. It is a popular project management tool that uses boards, lists, and cards to visually organize tasks and workflows.

However, it appears that Atlassian servers are acting up lately as multiple services including Trello, Jira, Confluence and more are down or not working for a section of users.

Users are reporting (1, 2, 3, 4) that they are unable to login to these services and get error 502 error. As a result, they are unable to access Atlassian services.

For a quick glance, here’s how some of the complainants word the problem:

@trellosupport I cannot connect into my account, getting a 502 Bad Gateway, and can’t talk to anyone to sort this out as the option to talk to support is down. Can you please urgently help? (Source)

Cannot login in to Trello all morning, please help
@trellosupport @TrelloStatus – 502 Bad Gateway error – Grrr Thanks, A Dedicated Trello Cheerleader and Daily User since 2014 (Source)

Fortunately, the recent outage with Atlassian servers has been acknowledged and the support team has confirmed that they are currently working to resolve it.

While there is no ETA on the fix, users can keep checking the status of the outage on their official page here.

Rest assured, we will make sure to follow up on all related developments regarding the outage and inform you by updating this article.

So in case you’re encountering the problem discussed here, stay hooked to PiunikaWeb for updates.

Note: We have more such stories in our dedicated outage section, so be sure to follow them as well.

Featured image source – Atlassian

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