Is it possible to subdivide an instance of Confluence

Question

We have a lot of data in our confluence instance.  It covers a wide range of topics and categories.

I have a new use case for our confluence instance.  But a primary part of this use case involves good search results.

I need a way so that when uses are accessing confluence for my use case, search results will be limited to pages entered for my use case.

Is there a way to subdivide confluence to have a separate section from the rest (especially for searching)?  Kind of like a mulit-tenant solution?

Logi Helgu_uir2n9 · Answer

Im not sure I have the right context, but what I always try and do is to break things into spaces and then teaching people to search by spaces.  So that each space is a category/product/theme...so that no other things are there, this helps a lot (and just in general ;)

Aron Gombas _Midori_ · Answer

I think using space categories (aka space labels) are great to group similar spaces to the same category.

Rodrigo _Elevatic_ · Answer

Hello Stephen,

Another alternative that could simplify this step is using Third-Party apps from the Marketplace.

Our team is behind Advanced Search, which allows you to create a search portal that you can customize by adding default CQL values so your users don't have to spend time and can jump directly to the results.

* Advanced Search for Confluence

The use cases are multiple, for example:

* A search portal for your users that only contains Pages with the label "Support" in the space "Documentation."
* Or a search field in one of your preferred pages that only shows Blog Posts in the last 30 days.

Perhaps this could help?

All the best
Rodrigo