What Is Allura?

– Proper bug tracking system that allows collaboration between developers to solve issues in a timely manner.

– Ability to create and manage multiple repositories within one single installation. This reduces the need for having separate installations of each repository type on different servers.

– Easy to use interface that allows you to focus on coding and not the tool itself.

– Secure, with optional user authentication and access control to make sure your code is protected and no unauthorized users are accessing it.

With Allura, you can also manage a wide variety of content types including: pull requests, wikis, issues, files/ attachments, discussions, notifications and much more. This gives you complete flexibility in how you organize your projects and workflows. It’s perfect for just about any type of project whether big or small! However, there are some drawbacks that need to be considered as well when using Allura for managing projects with distributed development teams:

– The installation process can be a bit complicated, especially for beginners. If you’re not familiar with Linux and have no experience in the command line, then it might take some time to get everything up and running properly.

– There can sometimes be issues with integration between Allura and other tools that are commonly used like Git or Phabricator. This can make using these tools together awkward, as they don’t always work smoothly with each other.