draw.io looks like a pretty cool diagramming tool and I want to give it a try. The linked data security and privacy policy was very clear and reasonable, but it looks like that only applies to the server version and not the cloud version. For draw.io on Confluence Cloud, * Does the same policy apply? * Where are the diagrams stored? On the Confluence server or on the draw.io server? Lastly, the Confluence Cloud version appears to be free. I'd like to understand upfront if that is really free or is it free with limitations or free with adverts/upsell?

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draw.io data security and privacy policy on Confluence Cloud

Dileepa Prabhakar

draw.io looks like a pretty cool diagramming tool and I want to give it a try. The linked data security and privacy policy was very clear and reasonable, but it looks like that only applies to the server version and not the cloud version.

For draw.io on Confluence Cloud,

Does the same policy apply?
Where are the diagrams stored? On the Confluence server or on the draw.io server?

Lastly, the Confluence Cloud version appears to be free. I'd like to understand upfront if that is really free or is it free with limitations or free with adverts/upsell?

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unknown

It is very close, but does need a separate document now I look at it.

Diagrams are stored as attachments on the Confluence Cloud instance, we don't persist anything. The diagram data goes direct between the client and Confluence on save/load, it doesn't pass through our servers.

We have an FAQ entry on this.

Edit 2018.05.07 : draw.io for Confluence Cloud changed to being pay for in August 2017.

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unknown

It is very close, but does need a separate document now I look at it.

We have an FAQ entry on this.

Edit 2018.05.07 : draw.io for Confluence Cloud changed to being pay for in August 2017.

Dileepa Prabhakar

Thanks for the quick response and the clarification, David. That answers my questions.

Interesting point about migration to the Server version. Would you mind sharing some additional context around that?

unknown

What information were you looking for, specifically?

Dileepa Prabhakar

I would have thought that the cloud versions scale better (isn't that one of the promises of cloud?). That's still likely true, so I am guessing that there are other reasons why companies choose to migrate to Server once they hit a certain usage size (which probably varies from company to company). I was looking for a bit more context around that statement, just out of curiosity.

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