Hi Community,
We are looking to take auto backup for an interval, Is there any possibility that Atlassian has provided any such feature to take backups automatically?
Is there any add-on supporting such features.?
Thank you,
Jithendra
Hi @Jithendra Mathi and welcome to the community!
Unfortunately, scheduled backups are not a native option. See this similar question for more detail:
As for marketplace, you can find some options here:
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?product=jira&query=backup
I represent Revyz, we have built an automatic backup solution that runs every 24 hrs and also supports on-demand backups with granular restore of Jira objects be it issues or just attachments, workflows etc.. Please have a look through our marketplace page - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1228694/revyz-backup-restore?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
Happy to answer any additional question on the functionality we provide, of course we are constantly looking for feedback and adding in more capabilities every week.
Thank you
Vish
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Hi Vish,
Thank you for your answer, Revyz, is only supporting Jira software.? We are looking to the Jira cloud service management auto backups. Please find the screenshot.
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Hi Vish,
I hope you are doing great,
I have a couple of questions before taking a beat to test.
We have multiple JSM products, does would Revyz take auto backups all at once.?
Do we need to install multiple apps for Jira Software and JSM.?
can we have this work across multiple instances?
What is the pricing model?
Thank you,
Jithendra
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Thank you for the interest.
Couple of things to address your questions:
It is easy to potentially do a backup, restoring data is very complicated, as you think about the solution you want to put in place, I would urge you to consider on the mechanics of how backed-up data is going to be restored and in managing multiple copies of backed-up data efficiently.
Hope this helps, happy to share more, please feel free to reach out directly if need be - vish.reddy@revyz.io
Thank you
Vish
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