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Hello Team,
We are planning to upgrade our Jira software to latest version. First we need to upgrade 8.0 followed by 8.22 or else we can directly upgrade to 8.22 version.
Regards,
Mahesh
Thanks for your response. Database needs to be upgraded. Do we need to go with manual upgrade approach?
Regards,
Mahesh
So, I've done the following. BE CAREFUL ON THIS!
During the upgrade process:
1. Make a backup of the old server (this puts the contents of the DB into an XML file)
2. shut down Jira
3. shut down the DB
4. Upgrade the Jira application.
5. Create a blank DB in the new version of your DB server. Make a note of all of the connection information.
6. Move/rename dbconfig.xml in your Jira Home directory
7. Start up Jira. This will go through the configuration process.
8. It will find that it needs to connect to the database. Supply the new database connection info.
9. It will ask how to populate the data. Select backup from the XML file.
Good luck!
Hello @Robert Wen_ReleaseTEAM_
Thanks for your response.
Does Atlassian provide cloud migration support for EOL Jira versions. Our Jira current versions is 7.13.18.
Regards,
Mahesh
The primary tool for migrating from Jira Server to Cloud (Jira Cloud Migration Assistant) supports Jira versions 7.6.0 and higher, so you should be all set.
Atlassian doesn't provide direct support for migrations to cloud, but works with solution partners (like the company I work for, ReleaseTEAM) that plan and execute the migrations.