Hello Atlassian Team,
Now that Isolated Cloud is announced for 2026, it would be great to get more insights under the hood. So here my most burning questions:
- Automation is currently processing data in the US even though data residency is pinned to another location - will Automation be located in the isolated cloud and as such, data processing pinable?
- Rovo AI is currently processing data in the US -> Same question, will it run in the isolated cloud so that data processing is pinable?
- Emails from and to Jira/Confluence/Guard are processed by US/EU Servers at random right now -> will the email processing be inside the isolated cloud - or will organizations be able to attach their own email server again?
- In border terms, is there a documented page similar to this one here, where isolated cloud data residency and data processing can be compared to the public cloud offering: https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/understand-data-residency/
- The documentation here points out, that only users via IdP can login to the isolated cloud site: https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/prepare-to-migrate-to-atlassian-isolated-cloud-1738146689.html . What login possibilities are available for Jira Service Management Customers?
- Will the migration from a customers DC environment run through US servers centrally, or dedicated resources inside the isolated cloud environment?
- Will it be possible to move sites/orgs from the public cloud to the isolated cloud?
- If sites/orgs are moved from public to isolated cloud, how well is the integration with 3rd Party App Vendors to ensure a smooth migration path for compatible apps?
- Is there a roadmap for other Atlassian Apps to follow into the isolated cloud? Analytics, Compass, JPD, Bitbucket, Focus, etc.? If yes, can you share this roadmap?
- Can the customer provide his/her own encryption key for the isolated cloud?
- What backup possibilities will there be for the isolated cloud next to the current Atlassian Backup offering? Will apps like Revyz, HYCU, Rewind and Gitprotect work with the isolated cloud?
- Will the customer be able to create separate IP-Allowlists for different sites in their isolated cloud? E.g.: Allow 1 Site only from 1 IP, and block the other site from that same IP (real customer requirement)
- Will API throttling and AI Token Limits be different in the isolated cloud? Higher or lower?
- Will the customer be able provide own AWS hardware to increase speed of the application and/or increase API and AI limits?
- From which user-tier will Isolated Cloud be offered?
- What will be the approximate price point for 1000 Jira and 1000 Confluence Users compared to the Public Cloud offering?
Added questions from @Elena_Elevatic :
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Will Atlassian provide technical guidelines for Marketplace Partners to make their apps compatible with isolated cloud (e.g., restrictions on external services, data egress, AI usage)?
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Will there be sandbox or partner test environments available for validating migrations and integrations before moving customers into isolated cloud?
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How will support responsibilities be split between Atlassian and Solution Partners for isolated cloud customers?
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Will Atlassian provide a partner-specific roadmap or early access program for isolated cloud features?
I am sure not all of these can be answered right now - but it would be great to get a bit deeper insights into the offering.
Cheers & thx,
Andreas