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What OS should i run my Atlassian services on.

Jonathan_Van_Kleeck
Jonathan_Van_Kleeck Jul 01, 2019

I just licensed Confluence, BitBucket, Jira, and Bamboo for my small network team.

I would like to run this all on once server platform in VMWare.

What is the Best OS and is this even advisable.

I may also add Trello to the mix.

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Jul 01, 2019

Hi @Jonathan_Van_Kleeck , 

 

the easiest to administer and maintain is probably Linux. You can use Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS ... it's pretty much the same on all these versions. I personnaly use Debian !

Have you chosen a database yet to install your products on ? 

For Trello, it's a cloud-based product so you won't have to choose :)

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Jonathan_Van_Kleeck Jul 01, 2019

My installs are typically CentOS, so you don't see an issue with running all the services on one host?

I did not license Trello yet, I am considering it, but I do not think I am allowed to run things in the cloud... (we are healthcare) Can I run an instance on my local server?

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Jul 01, 2019

I would advise running one application per server/VM, otherwise you'll probably run into performance issues.

For Trello, there is only a Cloud version so you don't really have a choice :)

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