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When COVID-19 hit pandemic status, organizations across numerous sectors sent millions of employees to work from home. The Coronavirus did not give much warning, and in most cases, companies had little time to prepare. Currently, managers are struggling with positions of leading virtual teams, and many are experiencing this dynamic for the first time.

Distinguishing between short-term and long-term goals and needs is one of the longest-standing challenges among individuals and organizations. Every day presents pressures from all directions that rock you back and forth, almost like a sailboat in choppy waters.

In this blog, you will learn some basic facts about the Redmine Issue tracking system, which is all about trackers, workflow, and issue statuses.

Redmine incorporates different venture support, wikis, framework following issues, discussions, schedules, email notices, and considerably more. We'll show you how to install and customize the new version of Redmine on Debian 9 in this tutorial.

Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Twitter, Hitachi, Chevron, Salesforce, and Spotify. All across the world, global companies like these rolled out mandatory remote-working policies in the wake of Covid-19.

You can modify and adjust Redmine to fit the needs of your project team to a considerable extent. To that end, it is in your best interest to use some of the best available Redmine plugins to squeeze even more juice out of Redmine!

This is a second part of the series about deploying Redmine into Kubernetes. In this article, we will provide instructions on how to deploy a reliable installation of Redmine.

In this two-part series, we will deploy Redmine into Kubernetes. We will use recommended tools and practices with the goal of deploying a resilient instance of Redmine over HTTPS.

Redmine is one of the most popular tools for project management and issue tracking. If you tried it or had to install it in a production environment, you probably also know there is an official docker image that greatly simplifies installation and scaling for high demand environments.

Redmine is a web-based, open-source, and free issue tracking and project management tool. Users can manage several projects as well as associated subprojects on Redmine. The Redmine tool features forums, wikis, time tracking, and role-based flexible access control per project.