For many teams I work with in the Data Center community, the move to Cloud is more than just a technical migration - itās a fundamental shift in how leadership manages momentum. āļø In a self-managed environment, silos often feel like a natural byproduct of infrastructure. But in the Cloud, those same silos can becomeā¦
Letās face it, the decision to migrate to the cloud can be daunting, especially so for organizations that are experiencing broader shifts in ways of working. However (and I hope Iām preaching to the choir here), what if I told youĀ that š®, rather than being a huge headache, migrating to the Atlassian CloudĀ āļø can be a hugeā¦
UPDATE: Itās a wrap for our AMA on FastShift. Thanks to everyone for taking part and sharing your questions. Be sure to stay up-to-date with the and stay tuned for our follow-up post going into more depth with the questions raised. Hi everyone! My name is Sarah Makoski, and Iām a FastShift Enterprise Delivery Manager atā¦
Hey Team, One question that keeps coming up during Data Center to Cloud migrations is: Do we actually still need all of these apps? The installed apps list only gets you so far. An app can have been installed for years and barely leave any footprint in the instance. Another one might look fairly insignificant at first, butā¦
Here's something I keep seeing across organizations scaling in the cloud š Week 1: "The platform handles security - we just need to migrate." Month 3: "Who has admin access to this? Why are there three different token policies?" Month 6: "How do we govern AI tools without blocking the teams that need them?" Sound familiar?ā¦
Posting this because I've seen the question come up here bunch of times, and figured it's worth writing down properly instead of answering it piecemeal in comments. You migrate to Confluence Cloud, everything looks green in the Migration Assistant, and then someone opens the project dashboard and it's just... red boxesā¦
Weāre currently looking at Atlassian Cloud migration and one thing that keeps coming up is how Atlassian Guard fits into the transition. On paper it feels like a natural extension of moving to Cloud centralizing identity, tightening access control, and standardizing security policies across Jira and Confluence. But inā¦
Hey community š One of the biggest questions that comes up during a cloud migration is how security teams identify where high-value data lives and how to protect it once it's in the cloud. Join us for a live webinar where you'll see how to discover, classify, and enforce data loss prevention (DLP) policies to keep yourā¦
Technical migration is one thing, but user adoption is often the real challenge. How did your teams react after the move to Cloud? Did you run structured training, or rely on gradual adaptation?
Hi Community, Iām Casey, a Product Marketing Manager on the Platform team. It was great meeting so many of you at Team ā26 in Anaheim, whether it was connecting at the Champions Workshop or at the booths, I loved hearing where you want to go next with the Atlassian platform. Your energy and insights keep shaping what comesā¦
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