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Hello Team
Im Currently Working on Migrating our teams pages from mediaWiki to Confluence. We have 350 Pages to move. Is there any tool that can help with that?
Thanks
Rocily
@rocily_deepthi
Welcome to the community and hope all is well. I believe there is a few post in community on this type of migration but looks to be a dev solution.
Here is a link to the community post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Migrate-from-Mediawiki-to-Confluence/qaq-p/1274596
I will say if you can copy data from mediaWiki to a word doc you can use the import tool in Confluence cloud. I know that probably is a lot of work but it should give you some what of a solution other then what the link will go through that I shared.
I have done some of these before and it was a copy paste deal page by page and space by space.
Let me know what you think.
Kind regards,
Aaron
Thanks @Aaron Geister Thanks for the input
I will give the importing from Word a try. Its not Ideal - But the other solutions out there on the link shared seem to be Dev Solutions and are not fully defined, so migh be hard to implement
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Please let me know how it goes and I will keep thinking of other ways that you might be able to do so.
If this helped you please mark it as answer if you could.
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