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I use emojis but don't overuse them, I would even say that I would better put " :) " than start searching for an emoji ☺️ I don't remember when I was misunderstood with emojis, but I definitely remember that one of the parents from my daughter's class said that I was rude... and the reason was that I didn't use emojis at…
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Great round-up! Thank you for the update! :)
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Very nice topic! :) Over the past few years, I’ve realized that sticking to short-term goals—on a monthly or even weekly basis—works better for me. Life is so unpredictable; you never know what might go wrong! :) For these personal short-term goals, I usually use a simple mobile calendar or just jot my thoughts down on a…
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That's a great initiative!
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Hello @Nana , Unfortunately, if no backups or database traces exist, the data may not be recoverable. Regular backups are essential to avoid data loss in such scenarios. To back up your data, it's possible to go a few ways: - create a backup and export data (the detailed description is given…
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Hello @Pham Ann , As it has already been mentioned, if some piece of data is deleted it may gone forever. To have an option to restore your accidentally deleted data, it's worth considering having backups of your account data. You can: - export your data to your local…
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Hello @Muhammad Sudais , I completely agree with @Brant Schroeder that Atlassian University and trial versions are the best ways to learn about Atlassian products. P.S. Also, you may find this article about Jira Cloud and Jira DC useful: https://gitprotect.io/blog/atlassian-cloud-vs-data-center-extensive-comparison-guide/…
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Hello @Greg Williams , Using a sandbox as a backup is a temporary and partial solution. It allows recovery of data from the last sync, but it is not a reliable or comprehensive method for data preservation. disaster recovery. For a more secure approach, it's better to use a dedicated backup tool, like GitProtect…
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Hello @Kaladin Stormblessed , As it has already been mentioned, unfortunately, there is no way to restore data from before any app was installed. By using backup tools, you can foresee such data loss scenarios in the future. For example, with GitProtect backup and DR for Jira, you can have a consistent copy (or even a few…
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Hello @Margarita , I'd like to add to @Aaron Pavez _ServiceRocket_ complementary answer - here you can read more about the Shared Responsibility Model: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/App-Central-discussions/Atlassian-Cloud-Security-Shared-Responsibility-Model-Who-Is/td-p/2489833
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Congratulations!
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Hello @Connor Michel , As an option, to back up and migrate your data, you can use third-party backup tools, like GitProtect Backup & Disaster Recovery for Jira. Automated scheduled backups, full data coverage, data migration - restore the data to the same or another account, etc. Take a look at Atlassian…
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Great initiative! :)
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Hello @NAVNEET KUMAR , To migrate your Bitbucket repos and other related data from one account to another you have a few options: you can use Bitbucket Cloud Migration Assistant. However, to use this option, you need to have a Standard or Premium plan. Read more about it here:…
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Apptoberfest is a wonderful initiative that allows to find out about great apps. Watched all the demos, and I'm impressed!
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There are so many amazing apps and demos! Impressed!
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There are so many nice recommendations!
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Nice video idea! :)
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It looks interesting!
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That's really important when teams are on the same page and understand all the terms!
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Awesome video - it looks like you put much effort into it!
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What a fun way to show off the app! Impressive! :)
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Interesting video and tool!
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That's true that time is precious!
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That's interesting.
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The tool looks promising!
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Fascinating lineup!
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Amazing apps and demos at Apptoberfest'24... I wish I could vote for more than just one!
