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Hi Community,
we have 2 Jira instances and 2 Confluence instances. All are connected to our local Active Directory. I read the "Determine your user migration strategy" but I am unsure how to handle with multiple instances and also the order for Jira/Confluence/External identity Provider.
For my current understanding the order would be:
Would you say this is correct?
Thanks so much! Regards,
Markus
Hi Markus,
You are pretty much spot on! If you are going to be utilizing Atlassian Access for SCIM user provisioning I would suggest the following order to migrate via the migration assistants.
For Jira
Configure, enable and sync users from SCIM
Migrate Users/Groups with JCMA
Migrate Data with JCMA
For Confluence
Configure, enable and sync users from SCIM
Migrate Users/Groups with CCMA
Migrate Data with CCMA
I hope this provides additional clarity to your question.
Regards,
Dexter
Atlassian Cloud Migrations Manager
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