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If Windows 7 Machine with JIRA 7.13 installed is upgraded to Windows 10, will JIRA be affected

If Windows 7 Machine with JIRA 7.13 installed is upgraded to Windows 10, will JIRA be affected

What challenges can be foreseen ? Is there any documented solution available ?

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It depends. If the upgrade affects the version of Java you are using, then it might.

If you have installed Jira as a service, you may need to check that the upgrade does not remove the service unit or change it in a way that stops it working (the service is part of Windows, not Jira. You'll still be able to start Jira manually)

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Will it require JIRA upgrade also ?

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I would have said that if it did - that's not a minor thing.

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Shall any preventive measure like JIRA data backup be considered before OS upgrade ?

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I would always recommend a backup before an OS upgrade. Not just for Atlassian applications.

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