External Storage Options for JIRA

Mamuka May 23, 2016

This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Atlassian Cloud storage policy

Hi, Is there a way to integrate external storage into JIRA? We do understand that we can't increase Atlassian Cloud Storage, how can we integrate external storage?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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May 23, 2016

There's loads of ways to add storage to JIRA servers, but Cloud doesn't really have that flexibility.  It provides the standard 25/100Gb and that's it.  You might be able to do some clever stuff with a Connect add-on, but it'll be away from Atlassian Cloud.

Mamuka May 23, 2016

Thanks for quick response. I tried to search for Connect add-on, but don't seem to be able to find anything with that name. Can you give me a hand?

I would go for Server over the cloud, but that one is missing a deal-breaker feature for us - ability to handle hmtl/rtf foramatted emails correctly, so I'm willing to sacrifice all that server flexibility over the cloud limitations.

Would appreciate if you can direct me to that specific Connect add-on.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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May 23, 2016

I'm sorry, that was a badly phrased sentence - I mean you'd have to find or write one that can do remote storage.  I don't know of any specific add-on that does that yet.

Server versions of JIRA are mostly the same as Cloud though, they have the same functions, except for the different add-on types.  They do lag in versions a little, but the gap is not huge.  In the case of email processing though, I don't think Cloud is any different to server at the moment.

Server would free you up to use whatever storage you want though - JIRA just needs something that looks like a local drive for attachments, and I know a lot of places put their attachments on NFS/Samba/SAN shared storage without any issues.

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May 24, 2016

To read more about Atlassian Connect you can go to: connect.atlassian.com

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