Hello!
We love Insight, and we're thrilled to hear about Atlassian's purchase.
We have a lot of objects in our Insight Server that we want to import into Cloud.
However, when we try to do CSV import, Insight Cloud assigns a new key. This isn't feasible for our situation because we're not going to spend the a)time and b)money mailing out new asset tags for physical equipment, or ship/tag/return the physical equipment.
Are there any plans to address this paradigm?
Thanks!
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for highlighting this and I've flagged up Key attribute consistency with the Insight product team.
We know that with the announcement about Jira Server that many people will be looking to do as you're doing and migrate. As we plan how Insight will be integrated into Jira Service Management we're considering all possible migration paths too.
Thanks,
Charlotte
Hi @Charlotte Nicolaou , thanks for your response.
I really hope this is something that can be accommodated.
It goes beyond the inconvenience of having to re-tag assets; many organizations set computer/server hostnames to the asset tag identifier, which has significant operational impacts if that has to be changed.
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Do we have news for the progress? We need to migrate our Insight to Jira Cloud.
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Greetings, @Andrew Schaner .
Assets (formerly Insight) object schemas can be moved from the server instance to the target Jira Cloud instance using the add-on Insight Assets Backup & Migration.
Read the article below for additional information.
The application's complete documentation is available here.
Please feel free to contact Twinit support if you have any additional questions or recommendations.
BR,
Oto
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As Insight is now an Atlassian product I am going to move this question to the "Migrations" home in hope that it will be seen by people who can help.
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Hi
Do you have a server-to-cloud migration guide to follow for the Insight - Asset Management add-on?
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Hi @Andrey Suray we don't have a tool to help move data from Server to Cloud at this point. The suggested workaround is as follows:
We're looking at how we can make steps 1-3 easier by provide export/import of asset schema easier. Please feel free to contact our Migration Support team if you need further help.
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I'm having trouble with the import steps and understanding the "predefined configuration" part.
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Hi, thought it worth adding to this post for anyone else trying to use external system import to bulk update Insight fields during a cloud migration - the CSV field values for Insight custom fields need to be in the following format <WorkspaceID>:<ObjectKey>.
e.g.
key, summary, insight
SANDBOX-2,this is my summary,dd4fe90e-752d-4103-8dad-abe7fd869b51:3
It isn't immediately clear from any documentation that this is the formatting required, the only thing I could find suggested that Label (Key) or Key should work but it doesn't. Note the : rather than a / which is what a CSV export chucks out at you.
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Thanks for sharing this tip, @Matt Budnyj ! This is going to be very useful for others looking to migrate Insight fields from Server to Cloud using CSV import.
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Wow, there's no good way to migrate Insight objects and preserve linkages?
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Dear @Dylan , Is there any progress on the migration pathway for moving Insight Data from server to cloud ? We have an upcoming cloud migration where we need to move 2 Jira projects with extensive Insight usage. Since Insight is now natively available in JSM Premium cloud, will it be possible to have a similar integration possible where we have projects in Jira Software and Insight in JSM ?
BR
Abhishek
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