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Moving from onDemand to self hosted JIRA instance

Maksim Luzik2

Hey,

I read a lot of questions that addressed issues moving from onDemand host to self hosted instance. I found out that it is quite easy to back up the JIRA issues and confluence pages from the administration page. It is still unclear to me how to backup the addons, like GreenHopper and Tempo? Is it possible to export the data from them and import into own instance? Anything else I should know before moving from onDemand to self hosted instance?

Thanks for any responses.

best,
Maksim

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Maksim Luzik2

Does the Backup manager (System -> Backup manager) do the "full backup"? I can only do the backup of the JIRA, but I am assuming that you are meaning that the JIRA backup includes all the addons as well. Thanks for the info Timohty!

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Timothy

If you're doing a full backup, you get the add-on data too. And then, doing a full restore, it will restore the add-on data.

Maksim Luzik2

Abdulrazaq Mohammed Ali Omar

JIRA Backup using the backup manager includes all date (including add-ons). You just need to make these plugins available on your target instance to be able to view them.

Maksim Luzik2

Thank you Razaq for verifying that!

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