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Ah yes, I could not remember. It seems like it might as well be 4000 :) Right, most of us are technical first. Companies lose their way, such as Boeing & GE have, and fail. (But Microsoft seems to keep chugging.)

2022-02-26 04:47:53,883 ERROR [HealthCheck:thread-6] [plugins.healthcheck.eol.EolSupportHealthCheck] check An error occurred when performing the EOL check, see the exceptions for more info java.net.UnknownHostException: marketplace.atlassian.com: Name or service not known at…

Nic, This makes so much sense. Now I see why they effectively upped the minimum users from 25 for Server to 4000 for DC. This costs the little guy without affecting the large users. Meantime they promote Cloud. It makes good business sense, you have to admit. 

Thank you Mandy. Another problem we have here is that the "Health Check" throws an error every hour. (In out case 42:34 after). This tends to fill up the log and obscure other errors.

Nic, thanks for that great information. Do you think cloud reliability is also an issue, given the high-profile outages we have seen such as Facebook's?

I strongly agree. Yesterday I received an email asking me to rate Atlassian. I went ahead with it, thinking I could push self-hosting (also, we are not connected to the Internet from our servers due to being a critical ICS shop & tightly coupled prod & dev). They gave a few opportunities to comment, then the rest of the…

"Or you can just download the app into your computer and then you can upload it into jira." Yes, when we "just" loaded it, it hung forever, at least, as I said, using the add-ons page. Yes, I know the SDK and atlas-install-plugin is for development, which I am not doing, but it gives you a way to load a plugin from the…

@Lara Lopez Garcia Thanks for the helpful thoughts. When you say "download what you need and update", can you elaborate on the steps & tools used? We placed a new add-on in the correct location, then went to the add-ons page, but it would not load (hung forever). So now I am looking into atlas-install-plugin however it…

Continuing my point about Atlassian not caring about Server/Data Center users and trying to herd everyone onto the cloud. On to the main point of this. One of my admins came to me with problems loading add-ons. Now, there isn't a step-by-step for this. And of course, if you try to find it Atlassian will constantly tell you…

Thanks Stephen, for your comments and the links. I take issue with only 2 items you mentioned: 1-- Yes, Data Center is available, however, it costs way more than Server and does not offer smaller user pools. We have fewer than 50, but we will be paying for a thousand users under Data Center. This is what I'm talking about…

Can you please send me the original post, Monique? So that I might better understand the do's and don'ts? Sorry to break the rules. Will try harder :)

Oh good. Another place I get to rant! [Parts of rant that include attacks against our team or excessive sarcasm deleted, per our Rules of Engagement - Monique] Take for example, Internet Explorer, which was released to outcompete Netscape. It never exceeded Netscape on technical grounds, so Microsoft used illegal business…

I don't use the cloud solutions, but it's telling that you hold so many "security in the cloud" webinars

Thanks Nic. Yes I have resigned myself that all of this is manual. Kinda makes me shake my head when for the past 20 years I've been using ./configure and related scripts that figure out what platform you are on, what tools/versions you have installed and then setup your software accordingly. And that is for free software!…

My team is transitioning to Bitbucket from a simpler client/server system. The biggest complaint is the 17-easy-steps to creating a code-change, script-change artifact.

Thanks so much for your answer, Nic! Yes, that is the exact page I am looking at and following, however, it does not provide any detail on how to set JAVA_HOME which is required for starting the instance. I did however figure this out by looking at our production instance (which was installed with and installer). So that…

As long as it's not in Texas!

I didn't try that approach. Certainly some explanation would be helpful tho. Some background about the error message when you don't have an X server. First up: Sun Microsystems developed Java, hence "sun" appears in the class names in the error message. In my case, I was installing on a rack server that had only been…

Also, security. As in, every week you read about a new breach or hack. Fortunately, on the upside, Atlassian makes it pretty easy to manage your own local server instance. Aside from checking backups, and the occasional performance checkup, there is very little upkeep.

Unfortunately, many practices that lead to user convenience, like cookies, can also present a security hole.

I attempted to comment and could not. Had to join the group first. Then I couldn't find this thread again for the next hour. I hate computers. Yes, why would I want my precious data in a cloud somewhere? A few days ago, MFA and OWA were both hacked. This is just another in a long series of breaches. I work in ICS, so it…

Workaround: Uncheck the box entitled "Archive to backups folder" The backup will be created in the temp folder, for example: /home/atlassian/application-data/confluence/temp You can then copy this file manually to where you need it, obviously. *** 11/26/2020 Update: In my case, the failures occurred after I had migrated…