Hey Atlassian Community,
Many of you may know Community Leader and Sr. Admin, @Mike Rathwell from his amazing 5-part series on migrating to the Cloud, which you can read at A Solitary Admin with Cloudy Thinking: A Journey of Hope, Despair, and Triumph.
He was a special guest in our recent migration panel with tons of knowledge and expertise in the migration process to share!
We snagged some time with Mike to ask him all of your curious questions on what it looks like to migrate so you know what to expect and what to look forward to.
Listen to hear:
Thanks, Mike! Read his 5-part series throughout his migration journey, and leave some love for Mike in the comments 👇🏼
Have more questions on migrating to Cloud? Add them to this month's AMA with Chris Clarke: Head of Product, Migration Journey at Atlassian and check out everything else we have going on for Migrations Month!
Thanks for sharing this article, @Sharon Tan !
@Mike Rathwell Thanks for sharing your learnings & experiences from your Cloud migration journey.
It will be very useful and helpful for other admins or users looking to migrate to Cloud who will learn a lot from your lessons & tips to make their Cloud migration journey easier and smoother.
Thanks for your thoughts, @Taranjeet Singh . I do hope that others will get some benefit. It was a heavy lift and that a) there will be bleak periods but b) they will get there and there is a great community that will help along the way.
Loved the "Cloudy Journey" series! It showcases one of the things I love about knowing @Mike Rathwell. He has a uniquely interesting and entertaining way of sharing his knowledge — and he has a lot of it.
I bet the fact that he "actually did grow up on a farm new Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada" (news to me!) may be one of the things that makes him so unique. 😉
Keep sharing the wisdom, Mike!
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@Mike Rathwell thank you for sharing your thoughts! You were a star in the recent migrations panel, too!
Thank you, @Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_ . I prefer unique as, perhaps, the best non-vitpuerative appellations. I am glad you enjoyed the articles and I suspect I have more rattling around the bottom of the box somewhere.
Thank you, @Bridget . I really enjoyed doing that.
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