Vickey Palzor Lepcha Expert

You are talking about CLOUD right Nicole ?

Are you guys back now ? Issue has been resolved it seems.

Are you directly copy pasting them from your account to your confluence or have you pasted it on notepad or something ? Avoid doing that too.

Follow this page on CLOUD status https://status.atlassian.com/

Is it CLOUD ? I think there have been updates on slowness from Atlassian.

Never tried two JIRA to one confluence but I guess it can be done with two different Application Links.

 I'll be watching that page for now. Thanks Daniel.

You will find your plugins both in home and application directory depending on the type of plugins that you are looking for . Say under application directory - the path is ; .../atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/lib/ While under home directory - you will have it under ; .../Application Data/JIRA/plugins/installed-plugins

If it disappeared just from the add-on list of manage add-ons , it could be a JIRA issue. But if the plugins are lost from the backend - it looks more like an issue or an action outside JIRA - maybe somebody tampered with the installations or something to do with the host OS.

When you say disappeared - does it mean that it was disabled on the add-ins admin page or were all the jar files wiped out from backend as well - say linux or windows server backend.

To be frank Marco - when I had my JIRA migrated , I imported XML to a fresh new database and it all worked fine. Do you have any table customizations to your current database - say table size and likewise. Before you import xml on to the new database - ensure all your table changes have also been done on the new database.…

I have some more questions - are you planning to create a new database as well ?

Thanks for the reply - I was kinda confused what must have gone wrong :p

IDo you use a DNS Server ? Given a chance I'd just create a new server separately - and on some cutover day, I'd just redirect the DNS mapping to the new server.

I think the Data Centre Version is one option to DR. Also to add - this looks more like an Infrastructure Design approach rather than application.

Great - I love this Article.

In terms of retaining customization changes along with upgrade - I dont like that idea. The reason being making my changes again helps me understand the intricacies of my system. I think my idea of my system stays intact - and it also helps me understand what can happen with every new updates and releases.

True Andrew - I am myself using HDD which isn't recommended anyway. So maybe if I am careless with recommendations - I should prepare myself to wait for 500seconds haha

@Jiri Pik My timeout value is around 500 for timeout value and I've allocation almost 8gb for 200000 issues right now.

No attachments never get removed or compressed in upgrade process.

Thank you @Martins Vanags_eazyBI , i'll have that a look.

When you said " I cannot see any boards. " You meant some boards are missing ? I thought you dont see the board menu, I think you should make sure you restored the data properly which ends finally with an automatic reindexing at the end,

I have done several upgrades on RedHat Linux - shouldnt be too different from Solaris

You mean nothing from the restore ? Did the restore complete properly ?

Is the above module enabled ?

Go to Add-Ons - select application components - select jira agile - under that check if module name " Planning Board Menu Item" is enabled .

One thing though Anup - it is quite not a good idea to use data that was in 7.2.6 into 7.8. You could have upgraded JIRA directly with the data.

I hope you did not zoom in your browser too much to hide the MENU -I have seen may users do that as well.