ABSTRACT
Bitbucket is a Git-based source code repository hosting service that happens to be owned by Atlassian corporation PLC., an Australian software company which develops products for project managers, software developers, as well as other software development teams. For Bitbucket, branch permissions should help the users to enforce specific workflows as well as prevent errors like a workspace member managing to delete the master branch. Bitbucket Server is a combination of web interface product as well as a Git server that is written in Java, a class-based, high-level, object-oriented programming language designed so that it has as less implementation dependencies as possible, and built with Apache Maven, a built-automation tool that is mostly used for Java projects. Bitbucket will also determine the cost depending on the number of users who will be able to have access to our private repositories. There are three different plans provided by the company: they are called free, standard, as well as premium.
