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Steps To Plan and Prepare Your Migration

Amna Elabbas

Step 1- Buy in From Your Organization Ensure that your needs on the cloud are met by your organization (Compliance, Security Legal ) and that you have an Executive Sponsor for the Project to fund it. You can set up a tentative date for the migration once you have a sufficient approvals, however this date will confirmed after a full round of successful testing

Step 2- App Assessment- Ensure that you know exactly which apps you will need in the cloud and that you are aware of the differences between the functionality in Server and Cloud

Step 3 a- Set up a Cloud Test Site If you haven’t already, now’s the time to sign up for a cloud site. You'll need to decide if you want to perform your test to a trial site or to your production site.

If you decide to use a trial site you can:

activate your free cloud migration trial
set up a standard 7 day trial (this will revert to a Free plan after the trial)

If you plan to test your migration to a new production site you can choose between a Free, Standard or Premium plan.

The format for your site name (URL) will be https://example.atlassian.net/, where example is a unique character string that you specify.

Site names are chosen for an entire Atlassian cloud site at the time you sign up for your first product – for example, when you first sign up for Jira Software Cloud or Confluence Cloud.