Does the Jira dev ops integration pull all the records locally or use an API to pull them in dynamic
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‎05-22-2025 07:40 AM
Hello! we are looking at activating the Jira integration for DPR.
- Does this integration pull all the issues locally?
- Like millions of records to store in SN data tables
- Or does it use live API calls to query up the Jira issuses dynamically
- by issue key
- or by FixVersion (pulling in the related issue keys.
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‎06-23-2025 11:52 AM - edited ‎06-23-2025 11:54 AM
Hi @billgoodall,
- Before you activate any Jira–ServiceNow integration (for DPR or otherwise), here are a few things to consider:
- What kind of sync model do you actually need?
- If you're only referencing issue metadata (like summaries or IDs), live API calls might be sufficient.
- But if you need full traceability, history, or audit logs—local storage or caching is often required.
- Are you integrating for reporting, automation, or traceability?
- For deep reporting (like trends, velocity, risk), you may need to replicate data locally.
- For real-time automation, a dynamic lookup may work—but performance could be an issue at scale.
- Do you need full issue sets or just selective data?
- Pulling everything (millions of issues) into ServiceNow can bloat your tables.
- Instead, define filtered sync rules based on FixVersion, project, issue type, etc.
You may want to consider a ServiceNow Partner’s enterprise – grade integration tool, OpsHub Integration Manager that can help you with:
- Bidirectional sync without a line of code
- Context – rich data sync in real-time (with comments, attachments, traceability).
- Keeping ServiceNow lightweight, avoiding overloading your instance with unnecessary records.
There is a free Community edition of OpsHub Integration Manager (OIM) that supports your use case. You can immediately start syncing without requiring a license.
Hope it helps!