Where is the Next-Gen project option?

[Clay Nichols]

Trying to create Swim Lanes, which seem to require a Next-Gen project type.

This video shows how to create a Next-Gen project. But my licensed premium-cloud-based  Jir account does not show that option.

Here's what I see when I try that.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

There is no single firm recommendation on this.

You can put more than one Atlassian application on a server.  As long as that server has the resources to run each of them.  The only risk of doing it is that a single server is a single point of failure, and if something goes wrong, it can affect all of the services.

In my experience, most places tend to use separate servers for each application, or at most, pairs.  For example "Server 1 with Jira and Confluence, Server 2 running Bitbucket and Bamboo, Server 3 Subversion and Fisheye/Crucible"

I doubt you have a server powerful enough to run all of them in one place though.  Even the example I gave, server 1 is the most powerful one in the stack, but it's a pretty standard off-the-shelf hardware.  Server 2 and 3 were less powerful.  When they proposed putting everything on the same server, the recommended hardware bill doubled and then had an extra zero on the end.  This was for a mid-level client - 400 users, 80ish spaces and projects, etc.

[Jan Joensen]

Thanks for the ansvar.

[Jan Joensen]

Hello Nic

I have one more question.

Is it possible to sync user that belongs to a group in AD how i called JIRA_USER and when i sync this group all user in that group by default get access to apllikation JIRA_Software ?

I have tried with on success.

 Thanks

Jan

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

It is.  Go into Jira admin and find the application management.  In there, you can add groups to the "this group can use Jira Software" permission.

Check out "global permissions" as well.