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Is it possible to access other Jira instances

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I think this is probably a very silly question, but is it possible to access another Jira instance through ours?

We have one on demand Jira instance and there is another ondemand instance within our company. Is it possible to speak between the two instances or would we need to join in as one big instance?

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Peter Van de Voorde

Hi Hannah,

You could link them using application links.

this is not the same as having all issues in one JIRA ofcourse.

Some more information is available here : https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/ATLAS/Federating+JIRA+-+Managing+Multiple+Instances

Best regards,

Peter

Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

What do you mean by speak between instances? Do you want to share data? Or just see data?

Peter Van de Voorde

Application links are a standard part of JIRA, so there is no extra cost.

unknown

So from looking at this, you link the instances, so you can access information from both but they still operate as seperate instances? Reading the information I can't seem to see if this is a paid plugin?

Andre Lehmann

Hey Hannah,

the application-link is part of the Jira-Core and nothing you have to pay for.

Just type g+g and "application link" (shortcuts) and there you go :-)

Kind regards
André

unknown

Would this allow acces to users from a seperate instance?

Sorry for the thousands or questions.

Basically another department in our company are using a seperate instance but sometimes we will need to be able to tag a user they have in one of our issues or include them in a workflow. Would this work?

unknown

And a seperate Jira instance counts as an application?

Peter Van de Voorde

Yes it does

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