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Prerequistes - installing multiple products on a single server (IE Jira, Bitbucket and Confluence)

Rodger Sweet
Rodger Sweet Feb 25, 2022

Since the install appears to use the default USERS Tablespace, Getting errors after Jira Install when installing Bitbucket getting errors that existing tables collide with tables for Jira. How do I fix this so I can complete the Bitbucket install and subsequently the Confluence Applications. Does each application need it own database, tablespace etc?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Community Leader Feb 25, 2022

Yes, each installation needs its own database.  (Not database server, just database - it's not uncommon to see Atlassian services all using the same database server - I've got one Postgres service running several databases, one for Confluence, one for Jira, Crowd, Bitbucket, etc)

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Rodger Sweet
Rodger Sweet Jul 30, 2022

Nic,

Thanks for the response, We actually turned up separate VM RHEL 8 Servers one each for the Jira, BitBucket and Confluence and this is working very well for the environment.

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