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Is the storage limit only applicable on attachments?

Hans Tubbax
Hans Tubbax May 28, 2019

in the Atlassian Cloud storage policy it states that:
The storage limit for each Atlassian Cloud product is 250GB.

Storage is primarily made up of:

  • Attachments from Jira products
  • Confluence attachments

Does that mean that the storage of pages and spaces isn't included and thus (theoretical) unlimited? 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Community Leader May 28, 2019

Pages, spaces (and issues and projects) all live in the database, so they do take up space.  But not a huge amount as databases are quite efficient in their use of disk space.

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Jean Ann Harrison
Jean Ann Harrison Jan 23, 2023

Hi all;

I found this question which is relevant to my question.  Is the 250GB limit specific per application meaning 250GB per Confluence usage and 250GB per Jira or at the application usage combined in the Standard plan?   Many thanks for your assistance in this matter.

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