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I am trying to organize our company's Atlassian stack. We use Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket.
I am trying to understand what is the advantage of using multiple Workspaces vs One workspace with multiple projects.
I would like to have the below structure:
Clients -> IBM
-> Microsoft
Our Company
-> Admin
-> Knowledgebase
-> Internal Guides
Same structure with project instead of Workspaces
Our Company -> Workspace
-> Client/IBM
----> repo 1
----> repo 2
-> Our Company
----> Office Management App
----> Something Metadata Permissions Management
----> .........
-> Our Company/Training
----> Testing Repo
Can you give me advice and the benefit of using multiple Workspaces vs One workspace with multiple projects? Maybe it's the apps, or the permissions, or its price issues?
I expect to organize our Atlassian stack(Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket) in the most efficient way.