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Actual feasibility of migrating from server to cloud

Wade Tracy _Boise_ ID_

We are currently sitting at 500 Confluence and Jira users and we use add-ons such as JSU, ScriptRunner, etc. Are people seeing a 1-1 parity with their customizations when moving to Cloud? What are some of the challenges or drawbacks people experience?

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lauren_10b7cy

Hey @Wade Tracy _Boise_ ID_ !

You might consider joining the Cloud Migration Group on community, there have been some discussions on this exact topic and the Atlassian team has worked hard on providing support and resources.

Kristian Walker _Adaptavist_

Hi Wade,

Thank you for your question.

In order to migrate your scripts from JIRA server to JIRA cloud then you should refer to the Migration guide inside of the ScriptRunner for JIRA cloud documentation located here as this page will help to outline the strategy that should be used to migrate scripts from the server version to the cloud version.

Also you may find the page located here useful as this describes the differences between the server and cloud version around the Cloud version only having a Rest API and not the Java API that the server version has.

This differences in the API's means that there some significant differences in the functionality between the cloud and server versions so we would advise reviewing this to determine what fucntionality may be lost when moving to Jira Cloud.

If this response has answered your question can you please mark it as accepted so that other users can see it is correct when searching for similar answers.

Regards,
Kristian

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