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Test-Environment for Confluence

JERemy-IT

Hi,

We're using Confluence on a virtual-Machine.
This VM with confluence is our productive environment.

Is it possible to copy and start this productive environment(VM) and use
this copy as TEST-Platform?
e.g. for testing Confluence-Addons.

Or will there be problems with the Original Confluence-Key/Subscription?
Will it be deactivated?
Whats a alternative to this scenario?

Thanks

Accepted answers

Alexis Robert

Hi @JERemy-IT ,

you should have a Developer license on your my.atlassian.com account for Confluence, you can use this as the license key for your test platform.

Even if you do use the production key for a while, it will not crash your server, it'll still work fine. As long as it's for a non-production environment you're good to go.

Let me know if this helps,

--Alexis

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Alexis Robert

Hi @JERemy-IT ,

you should have a Developer license on your my.atlassian.com account for Confluence, you can use this as the license key for your test platform.

Even if you do use the production key for a while, it will not crash your server, it'll still work fine. As long as it's for a non-production environment you're good to go.

Let me know if this helps,

--Alexis

JERemy-IT

Hi Alexis,

thanks for the fast reply.
Where can i find this "Developer-License" ?

in my "Licensing-Portal"
I still have 2 Trial Licenses and
my Production-License called : Confluence (Server) 10 Users: Starter License

I won't use the trial license, because this will expire soon in the future.

Do you mean i should use the mentioned Starter License?
And set the Test environment to "Test-mode" ?

bsr

Alexis Robert

Hi @JERemy-IT ,

you can check the documentation here to get your developer license : https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-get-a-confluence-developer-license-152044449.html

You need to click on your Confluence production license and under the license key click on "View my developer license".

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