Dear Community, I have a question regarding hardware requirements for hosting such applications as Crowd, Jira Server, Confluence Server, Bitbucket Server and Bamboo Server on AWS EC2 instances with RDS (postgres). I cannot find it in the documentation. My instances are licensed as following: * Jira Software - up to 2000 users * Jira Service Desk - 25 agents * Confluence - up to 2000 users * Bitbucket - up to 1000 users * Bamboo - 10 remote agents Each of those applications has its own EC2 instance and RDS. I'm wondering what are the recommended db and ec2 types provided by AWS? Is there any article I could read? Thank you in advance for help. Best Regards, Lukasz

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AWS hosted Atlassian - requirements

lozog95

Dear Community,

I have a question regarding hardware requirements for hosting such applications as Crowd, Jira Server, Confluence Server, Bitbucket Server and Bamboo Server on AWS EC2 instances with RDS (postgres). I cannot find it in the documentation. My instances are licensed as following:

Jira Software - up to 2000 users
Jira Service Desk - 25 agents
Confluence - up to 2000 users
Bitbucket - up to 1000 users
Bamboo - 10 remote agents

Each of those applications has its own EC2 instance and RDS. I'm wondering what are the recommended db and ec2 types provided by AWS? Is there any article I could read?

Thank you in advance for help.

Best Regards,

Lukasz

Accepted answers

Alexis Robert

Hi @lozog95,

I think the instance sizing will depend not only on the number of agents but also how you use each component.

For example, in Bamboo it's more about the number of plans, their complexity and the size of the projects than the number of users. For Jira you'll need more powerful servers if you have lots of custom fields, post functions, custom scripts.

These pages should offer some guidance on hardware requirements:

In my experience, it will depend a lot on the customization of your applications and the number of concurrent users.

For your smaller instances, a t2.medium/large should be enough. For the bigger ones, I'd look at the c5.xlarge ones.

--Alexis

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Alexis Robert

Hi @lozog95,

I think the instance sizing will depend not only on the number of agents but also how you use each component.

These pages should offer some guidance on hardware requirements:

In my experience, it will depend a lot on the customization of your applications and the number of concurrent users.

For your smaller instances, a t2.medium/large should be enough. For the bigger ones, I'd look at the c5.xlarge ones.

--Alexis

Kumar_ow8zf3

Hi @lozog95 Have you resolved this if you resolved this can you please suggest me the steps

I have similar requirement I have a Jira Server in AWS Ec2 instance and postgres db also in the same instance

Here I need to Migrate the Postgres DB of jira which is in AWS Ec2 instance to AWS RDS db

Can you please suggest me how to achieved this

Thanks,

Kumar

Kavirajacholan Selvaraj

Hi @Kumar

Do you resolved this? Any idea what is the capacity you have used here and completed the migration?

Kumar_ow8zf3

@Kavirajacholan Selvaraj I resolved this i have sucessfully migrated the postgres DB to AWS RDS postgres

Here are the steps to follow:

Login to Jira server application Database by using the below command

psql -U postgres
or
su - pgsql / postgres
Create the " dump " file of the application db by using the Below command.
pg_dump (dbname) > (dbname.dump)
It Will store the dump file in this location " /var/lib/postgres/ ".
After that try toexport the dump file to AWS RDS DB by running the below command.

" psql -h <endpoint> -U <username> -e <dbname> < <dumpfile name> "

// endpoint : RDS instance "Host name / endpoint ".
// username : RDS DB user name
// dbnmae : RDS created dbname
// dumpfilename: that you created a dumpfile that application which is using.

the original command looks like this "psql -h jiracc.xxx.xxx.amazonaws.com -U "RDS User name" -e "rdsdbname" < db.dump

after run this command it will Export the all the DB data to RDS db.
Before run the above command you have to create a "Database and user" and that user must be a superuser in that "AWS RDS instance".
After Exporting Modify the Jira application "dbconfig.xml" file.

Before Modifying the dbconfig.xml file

<url>jdbc:postgresql:5432/jira</url>
and
<username>username</username> -→ DB username
and
<password>XYZ</password> -→ password

After Modifying the dbconfig.xml file
<url>jdbc:postgresql://jira.XXX.xus-amazonaws.com:5432/jirad</url>
and
<username>username</username> -→ DB username
and
<password>XYZ</password> -→ password
After Modifying Stop/Start the Jira application.

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