Currently my company is using Jira software on server, version 6.4.13, database type MySQL, version 5.1.69, with Confluence, version 5.5.3. We are now looking at the possibility of move to cloud. And it seems most of the users, if not all, will switch to Jira core. After some research, we need to do the following things: * use a staging Jira server to use PostgreSQL * upgrade JIRA to latest version * move from jira software to jira core * backup jira * uploading jira to cloud * migrate from confluence server to cloud So my question is, is there are correct order to do these things? When do the jira upgrade, can I go to 7.0, and then 7.8?

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Move Jira from server to cloud

Yiqun Shao_0vpkr0

Currently my company is using Jira software on server, version 6.4.13, database type MySQL, version 5.1.69, with Confluence, version 5.5.3.

We are now looking at the possibility of move to cloud. And it seems most of the users, if not all, will switch to Jira core.

After some research, we need to do the following things:

use a staging Jira server to use PostgreSQL
upgrade JIRA to latest version
move from jira software to jira core
backup jira
uploading jira to cloud
migrate from confluence server to cloud

So my question is, is there are correct order to do these things? When do the jira upgrade, can I go to 7.0, and then 7.8?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You're broadly correct, upgrade Jira from 6.4 to 7.0 then 7.8, doing the database at the same time, take a backup, then upload it.

Not sure why you want to "switch" from Software to Core. If your users are all using Software now, why not carry on using it on Cloud? And even if you are just reducing the numbers on Cloud to save money, but you still have some users on Software, you're going to have Software in the Cloud anyway, so there's no need to change, just adjust your licence tiers and user groups.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You're broadly correct, upgrade Jira from 6.4 to 7.0 then 7.8, doing the database at the same time, take a backup, then upload it.

Yiqun Shao_0vpkr0

Thank you for your reply!

I want to switch to Core, because I don't think anyone is using Agile. But I'm not sure if we all use core will there be any information loss.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You will lose information about any sprints your users have done, because that is Agile/Software information, but all the stuff like projects, issues, workflows etc will be fine.

Yiqun Shao_0vpkr0

Seems it's fine for us, thank you!

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