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BYOK for Jira premium

Eugen Stolin

Hello beautiful people!

We are based in EU and we are one of many managing authorities. That means that we are operating under whole other set of laws and regulations than the private sector.

One of those regulations is what type of data we may and may not store in cloud and cloud-based services. Often it means that we need to consider on-prem solutions. Which leads to the whole set of challenges with budget, resources, organization, etc.

BYOK would be a possible solution to be able to use cloud-based products within the framework of the laws. However we are not big enough for an Enterprise license. The limit of 800 users is impossible for us.

So what I want to ask is if Atlassian is planning/thinking about possibility to offer BYOK for Premium clients or maybe as a add-on.

Thank you in advance

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Thomas Cibils

Hi Eugen!

Nice to e-meet you. You can find a related ticket here, that our organization has been monitoring for a while: [CLOUD-11064] Offer Atlassian cloud Enterprise plan subscriptions for user tiers below 1,000 - Create and track feature requests for Atlassian products.

Let's join forces here!

Best regards

Thomas

Maud.M

Hi Eugen, I'm supporting your request!

And you're right Thomas, let's also upvote the existing tickets to help boost visibility for this need

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-11064 is from 2020
There's a more recent one from Octobre 2024, but it has far fewer votes: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-12071

Best

Maud

Eugen Stolin

Thank you! I have upvoted the issues!

__ Jimi Wikman

Hi @Eugen Stolin ,

you might also want to look into Private Cloud next year because encryption alone might not be enough, especially if you are under government regulations if I interpret your post correctly?

Not to sound creepy, but I think I have visited your LinkedIn page, and it seems you are located not too far from me? If that is true, and you want to grab a coffee and discuss options, just let me know.

Eugen Stolin

Hello Jimi!

As there is no legal precedent yet, there are two main interpretations of the law. Our organization chooses the strict interpretation, which means that everything that is not on-prem is in cloud. Therefore, there are no legal differences between "cloud" and "private-cloud".

__ Jimi Wikman

I understand that.

Since Isolated Cloud will be single tenant and all data processing will be done within that tenant, this would be an interesting thing to have the legal departments to look at. If you can host it on your own AWS as well, then it might be even more interesting?

How do you see BOYK change this as the information is still in the cloud even with encryption?

Eugen Stolin

From your description, what would the main difference be between an on-prem solution and "Isolated Cloud"?

To answer your question, it is something we don't have an answer for yet and as this is not a feasible solution at the moment we are not looking into that either.

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