Hello everyone,
Our startup performs weekly backups of all our Confluence spaces as ZIP files. I'm currently looking into how we could access our content in case Atlassian experiences a prolonged outage.
Has anyone implemented a process for extracting or accessing the full eQMS content from these backup ZIP files without relying on Confluence?
Are there alternative tools or workflows that could help with this?
Thanks a lot for your support!
Best,
Salome
Hi Salome,
That's a great question! While Confluence ZIP backups contain all the content, including attachments and space/page structure (in XML), they aren't immediately viewable without a Confluence instance.
Here are a few options:
- **Install a local Confluence (Data Center trial)** and restore the ZIP backup. This gives full access without relying on Cloud.
- Use custom scripts to convert XML to HTML, but formatting/macros may not render well.
- Maintain regular **HTML or PDF exports** of key spaces for offline access.
- Explore tools like **Xporter**, **Scroll Exporter**, or custom export workflows.
Hope this helps!
Hi @Hari Krishna ,
I came across your answer during my search for a same issue of @Salome Brütsch
Do you know if there is still an option to have Data Center trial? I think there is no option to buy it now
Do you have more ideas I can use?
@Salome Brütsch can you share what you chose to do?
Thanks!!
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Hi @Tzviki Horowitz
In addition to the ZIP backups, we chose to create a PDF backup.
The files are quite large, but the process works.
Best,
Salome
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yes we wrote our own script which downloads them automatically every week.
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