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Hey everyone,
I think we have a simple use case but I am not sure if there is a simple solution for it. We are three business units, all using the Confluence Cloud with their own Confluence site.
We want to create a shared Knowledge Base.
Creating a new site and inviting all members would be too expensive for a simple use case like that. Also cost sharing would be a complicated issue, since we are three different companies with each their own accounting.
In ideal circumstances it should appear as just another space and following requirements should be fulfilled:
Is there any other recommended way (if any?) on setting this up with confluence?
@Marcus Storre Having three different instances makes it very difficult.
Here are a couple of options.
Option 1 (I know this will not work but thought I would put it out there) - Consolidate into a single instance to better control access and keep costs down.
Option 2 - Set up another instance in which you only provide very few individuals edit access. You would need premium or enterprise licensing and then you make the instance public but protect it via IP Sec so only your employees from the three units can access it.
Option 3 - Create a space in all three instances and then use this app https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1225377/space-sync-for-confluence-copy-publish-pages-over-sites?tab=overview&hosting=cloud to keep them all in sync. You would need to test and validate it to make sure it works.
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