We miss developers license

[Mia Söderström]

Hi! 

We dont have a developers license for our product. 

Should we have a special license for our test environment? 

Regards / Mia Söderström 

[Olga Videc]

Hello Mia,

Atlassian supplies "developer" licenses that can be used by existing commercial license holders who wish to deploy non-production installations of our software to use in QA/staging environments.

To obtain a Developer license you need to be a commercial license holder.

In short, you need to have paid licenses to obtain developer licenses.

f you hold a commercial license, you can obtain a free developer license by following these steps:

1. Log in to your Atlassian account.
2. Under the "Licenses" heading, all of your licenses will be displayed. Click the plus sign next to a Confluence license to view its details.
3. Click the 'View Developer License' link in the bottom right corner of the license detail panel, below your commercial license key.

Your new developer license will be generated and displayed in a popup window. Repeat this process as many times as necessary for multiple developer licenses. 

Full documentation

https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-get-a-confluence-developer-license-152044449.html

BR, Olga

[Bill Bailey]

@Olga Videc  there is one exception and that is for 10 user, entry-level licenses. A few years back, Atlassian removed that option at that level. So I ended up buying a second 10 user license to use for developement.

Atlassian Starter, Community and Open Licenses do not include free Developer Licenses.  If you need a development environment for your Starter License please purchase an additional Starter License. 

And then right before they stopped sales of server licenses, I bought another 10 user license to put on the shelf -- just in case.

@Mia Söderström , if you didn't purchase a second license before the cut off, your only option is to move up to the next license level (read $$$).