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@Matthew Day , you can schedule a live demo, where you can talk to my colleague and ask any questions related to backup. Here is a link: https://calendly.com/d/3s9-n9z-pgc/gitprotect-live-demo?month=2024-06&date=2024-06-05 Ragarding pricing, here is a link to our webpage: https://gitprotect.io/pricing.html
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Hello @Dee Bernier and welcome to the Atlassian Community! According to the following article ( https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/export-issues/ ), Atlassian allows you to manually export your Jira data at any time yet if you need to include attachments, avatars, and logos you can back up those…
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Hello @Rahmi Kaya and Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian follows the Atlassian Cloud Security Shared Responsibility Model within which you, as a customer, is responsible for backing up your account data. You an read more about the Shared Responsibility Model in this Atlassian Community…
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Hello @Jesse Ortega Jr , maybe you can try to export your data using Atlassian's Backup Manager. Here is written more about exporting Jira data: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/export-issues/ If it comes to third-party backup tools, take a look at GitProtect backup and Disaster Recovery…
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Hello @Jana.Kyselova , As an option to back up your Jira data, you can try third-party backup tooks, like GitProtect backup and Disaster Recovery software for Jira Software, Jiea Service Management, and Jira Work Management. With GitProtect automated backups you can restore your data from any point in time fully or…
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Nice topic @Ciara - _Eficode_ , I absolutely agree with @Susan Waldrip that backup is one of those measures that is important yet sometimes underestimated. With reliable backup you can have peace of mind that you work won't be lost and is protected from any event of failure because having backup means that you can restore…
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Hello @abhi_saini and welcome to the Atlassian Community! Hope you managed to get your Bitbucket data back. As an option to have full control over your data in case of an accedental deletion (or any other event of failure), it's worth having a backup solution in place. For example, GitProtect backup and Disaster Recovery…
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Hello @Kyrylo Nahornyi , Here you can go a few ways. You can try to export your Jira using backup manager, and here you will get all the data that you have exported. Read more about it here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/export-issues/ Another option is to use a third-party backup tool, like…
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Hello @Vyshnavi S , As an option you can also use a third-party backup tools, like GitProtect backups for Jira. GitProtect is a professtional backup and Disaster Recovery software for Jira Cloud, Jira Service Management and Jira Work Management. With the solution it's easy to schedule, customize and automate packup plans…
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Hello @Matthew Day , It's hardly possible to call a backup as in this situation you will probably need to update with current Bitbucket data both your Bitbucet DC and Bitbucket Cloud manually on a regular basis. If you're looking for a bakup solution for your Bitbucket, take a look at GitProtect backup and Disaster…
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Hello @Dario Alarcón , Maybe you will find this community post helpful: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/App-Central/Jira-Regular-Backups-and-Issue-History-Tracking-Must-Haves-to/ba-p/2651784 Regards, Daria
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Hello @Monika D , Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As an option to migrate your data you can use a backup tool. For example, you can back up your Jira data in your old account and then restore your data to your new Jira account. Though, backup is for security, compliance, data resilience, accessibility and availability…
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If your organization is too small and has less than 10 users (Jira), it's possible to use GitProtect backups for free. As the solution is free for up to 10 users on Atlassian Marketplace. Regards, Daria
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Hello @Stephan Grubbe , In this case, if you don't want to give extra permissions, you can try a third-party backup tool, like GitProtect backup & DR software for Jira Software, JWS, JSM, and Confluence (soon). With our solution you can set up roles for backup performance, a system administrator, restore operator, backup…
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Hi @Cesar Vasquez , welcome to the Atlassian Community!
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Hello @Haneena Fathima , Within the Atlassian Cloud Security Shared Responsibility Model, it's the responsibility of a user to perform backup, thus, in the situations like that, you can quickly retore your deleted data. Unfortunately, if you hadn't had a backup, restoring your Jira data could be difficult (if it's still…
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Hello @Santhosh Raj , As an alternative to the option @Sebastian Krzewiński wrote, you can try a third-party backup tool that can meet all the pain points you mentioned. For example, with GitProtect backup & Disaster Recovery software for Jira Cloud, Jira Service Management, and Jira Work Managament you can automate your…
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Hi @IT Support , Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Take a look at GitProtect backup & Disaster Recovery software for Jira Cloud, Jira Service Management, and Jira Work Management. With GitProtect you can schedule and automate your backups policies, back up your data to multiple storage instances of your choice - local or…
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Hello @Vaijayanthi Murali , Atlassian allows you to automatically back up your Jira data at any time by expoting your data from Jira Cloud. Hovewer, if you need to backup attachments, avatars and logs, you can export these data every 48 hours. Learn more about Atlassian backups…
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Hello @Kunjan Giri , You can try third-party backup tools to automate your backups. For example, with GitProtect backup & Disaster Recovery software for Bitbucket, Jira Cloud, JSW, JWM, and Confuence (soon) you can schedule and automate your backup policies, so that your backups are performed at a definite time. Moreover,…
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Try this link: https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/
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Hello @anant.sakhare , Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Unfortunately, if you hadn't had a backup of your repositories, it can be hard. In any way, it's better to contact to Atlassian support, Probably, there was a case like yours described…
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Hi "New to JSM" group Coomunity! My first meet with Jira Servce Management was through a free cource on Atlassian University, once I found out that I needed the knowledge about JSM in my work. I completed the course in an evening and was eager to start practicing. Though the decision was made long time ago, I still think…
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Congrats to all the leaders!
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Hello @Rachel Newton , As it has already been mentioned, you have a few options to back up your Jira and Confluence ecosystems - export your data using Backup Manager , create your own DIY backup, or use a third-party backup tool, like GitProtect (here isthe link to the description on the Atlassian…
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Hello @Kalyani Banduji Kohad , Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As @Trudy P Claspill has already mentioned the responsibility to back up Jira data rests on the shoulders of a user. Here you can read more about the Shared Responsibility Model. When it comes to backups, you have a few options: - Manually export your Jira…
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AI-generated content has really become an issue. Each time when I search for some infromation now, I need to have such a deep dive into the topic, as the majority of content is genarated by AI almost in the same words, so it's easy to understand how that piece of content was gerenated... "fast-paced" is a very good example…
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Buenos días @Andrea Muñoz , Atlassian permite hacer las copias de seguridad de los proyectos con la configuración de los datos. Ud. puede leer más en este documentación: Exportar los datos de Jira Cloud. Con este función Ud. puede hacer las copias de seguridad manuales en cualquer momento, pero si Ud. necesita incluir los…