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what format of Jira insight server.

Amar Hanumantharaya

Hi,

We are thinking to manually export the objects and reimport the objects incase of disaster recovery for cloud Jira insight which doesnt support backup as of now. But there is a option for importing server Jira insight object for migrating from server to cloud. Does any one has template or example of how export of server Jira insight looks like.

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PD Sheehan

The export file is a Zip that contains several XML and CSV files. The XML contains the schema definition and other environment information and the CSV contain the object data.

I think your best solution is to create some sample data in a server instance (you can install a trial or use the Atlassuan SDK to create a local standalone instance) and then export the schema.

This will generate all the expected XML, and you can probably generate similar CSV from your cloud data (some transformation could be required)

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PD Sheehan

The export file is a Zip that contains several XML and CSV files. The XML contains the schema definition and other environment information and the CSV contain the object data.

I think your best solution is to create some sample data in a server instance (you can install a trial or use the Atlassuan SDK to create a local standalone instance) and then export the schema.

This will generate all the expected XML, and you can probably generate similar CSV from your cloud data (some transformation could be required)

Amar Hanumantharaya

@PD Sheehan thank you very much. Unfortunately our server instance is updated frequently and is on latest version where Insight is not supported. I will try to use Atlassian SDK to create a local instance. Is there a guide or tutorial for creating a local instance. Any help is appreciated.

PD Sheehan

Here is some documentation on the atlas-run-standalone command

Something like this should work:

altas-run-standalone --product jira --version 8.13.20

Then, when it's running go to the application & license page and install JSM

Amar Hanumantharaya

Thank you very Much Peter.

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