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installation question for jira

GUY PARENT

I am in process of setting up a small environment with up to 10 users, this will be set up in Azure.gov. I am wondering what the specifications should be for infrastructure.

With the volume and usage being so low, and the only purpose this team will be using this tool for now it to manage software code/changes to code tracking of.

The Big question is:

Plan is to install everything on one server, is there any known issues moving forward with this?

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David Willox

It might vary a little depending on whether you are installing JIRA Core or JIRA Server and what version you are looking to run but you can find detailed requirements and resource recommendations in Atlassian Documentation.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver0713/supported-platforms-964983071.html

This link covers JIRA versions 7 - 7.13.

Hope this helps.

David

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Jimmy Seddon

Hi @GUY PARENT,

Welcome to the Community!

I'd recommend taking a look at the answers provided in the post here as I believe they are relevant to your question.

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Pros-and-Cons-of-installing-Jira-Software-and-Bitbucket-on-one/qaq-p/1105494

I hope that helps!

-James

GUY PARENT

Close but not really..

I want to only install Jira nothing else, which would require a DB.

I want to install both the DB and Jira on same server , are there any issues with this configuration.

that post was comparing bitbucket and Jira, not DB and Jira on same box...

David Willox

https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver0713/supported-platforms-964983071.html

This link covers JIRA versions 7 - 7.13.

Hope this helps.

David

Jimmy Seddon

Hi @GUY PARENT,

My point was more that it depends on how much you expect this to scale in the future. If you put them on the same machine, as things grow they will start to compete for resources which will force you to scale up the size of the VM which could end up being more expensive than using two VMs or putting the DB in an Azure SQL DB instance.

From a technical stand point there is nothing preventing you from installing the software on the same machine as the DB.

-James

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