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Do I need to upgrade confluence cloud

nadine.lowe

Hi,

I checked our version and I see this...

Confluence 1000.0.0-c81848d24f9b

Is this super old version and how do I go about upgrading?

Please help as I am experiencing many issues.

Thanks

Accepted answers

Victoria_t4ji6h

Hi Nadine!

As per our documentation, "there's no need to upgrade – you're always on the latest version".

If you want to read more, please check the link below:

Compare Atlassian cloud vs server - administration

If you still have any questions about your instance, you can open a support ticket and our Cloud team will help you.

Kind Regards,
Victoria Stolf

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Victoria_t4ji6h

Hi Nadine!

As per our documentation, "there's no need to upgrade – you're always on the latest version".

If you want to read more, please check the link below:

Compare Atlassian cloud vs server - administration

If you still have any questions about your instance, you can open a support ticket and our Cloud team will help you.

Kind Regards,
Victoria Stolf

Cortlandt _

OK. So Cloud Confluence is "always the latest version".
But what version number is the current version?

When I see "Confluence 1000.0.0-c81848d24f9b" is there a version number buried in there?

Victoria_t4ji6h

Hey @Cortlandt _,

The version number is the one you mentioned (Confluence 1000.0.0-c81848d24f9b). There's no version number buried in the string, the string itself is the version.