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How to migrate a JSM proyect Cloud to Cloud

Nicolas Balciunas

Hello.

I know the feature of migrating JSM Cloud to Cloud is still in development.

I have been looking for a workaround which fits us.

We only have 1 project in a Cloud instance, but a lot of issues and information.

Is there a way to migrate without losing any data of the proyect?

Many thanks in advance.

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A A Ron Geister _Trundl_

@Nicolas Balciunas

Welcome to the community and hope all is well. I can help with this as this has come up for me in the past number of times.

So there are different ways to do this and different tools to use.

The add-on Revyz is a backup and restore solution that also comes equip with cloud to cloud data migration built in. https://www.revyz.io/
You can use a 3rd party migration or syn tool like Unito or Excelate both are found in the market place but would need to work with the vendor our side of the marketplace. https://unito.io and https://exalate.com/
Or you could build at API sync tool in house with app script or a lambda function

These are a few ways that you can migrate data cloud to cloud. I hope this helps. If your looking for an out of the box solution and want to stay within in the Atlassian ecosystem I would suggest Revyz
Not only would this tool help you move data but backup your data also. It also has a great clean up function to clean up your site.

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A A Ron Geister _Trundl_

The add-on Revyz is a backup and restore solution that also comes equip with cloud to cloud data migration built in. https://www.revyz.io/
You can use a 3rd party migration or syn tool like Unito or Excelate both are found in the market place but would need to work with the vendor our side of the marketplace. https://unito.io and https://exalate.com/
Or you could build at API sync tool in house with app script or a lambda function

These are a few ways that you can migrate data cloud to cloud. I hope this helps. If your looking for an out of the box solution and want to stay within in the Atlassian ecosystem I would suggest Revyz
Not only would this tool help you move data but backup your data also. It also has a great clean up function to clean up your site.

Nicolas Balciunas

Hello @A A Ron Geister _Trundl_

First of all, thank you for the welcome.

I have started my research based on your recommendations.

To be honest, Revyz makes more sense to me over the other 2, but I have found another app which allows me to do something similar and I think it suits me better.

If I may, I would like to ask you a question because of your expertise. Do you know "SalesForce" app? And if you do, what do you recommend the most?

Many thanks in advance for your help.

A A Ron Geister _Trundl_

@Nicolas Balciunas

So for Salesforce I have always used Service Rocket market place app https://atlassian.servicerocket.com/connector-salesforce-jira This is there webpage but if you go to the Market place and type Salesforce Jira connect it will populate. This is pretty robust app and does a great job in connecting the two systems.

There is another way to connect cloud sites or even DC to Cloud or Server to Cloud with Application Link in the system settings. Sorry I forgot to mention this one. Here is some information about that
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/use-applinks-to-link-to-atlassian-products/

If my recommendation were helpful please accept this answer as it will help others.

Thank you for being part of the community and glad to welcome a new member.

Respectfully,

Aaron

Nicolas Balciunas

@A A Ron Geister _Trundl_

Many thanks for all your help. I hope this works.

Is there a way to vote you as a user and not only the answer?

Best regards.

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