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First start anything, we need have clear ideas and we have to plan any step before. If we wanna migrate to a cloud instance, as I wrote in a blog post, Use your head.
Before execute a migration from server/on premise to cloud instance, think about features you use on Atlassian Tool in your environment.
Make a list of functionalities and classify them, so you can understand if are:
For this second point, check all addons/apps installed and check which is used. In my experience, I always migrate instances with a tons of addons but only 2-3 were really used :-)
For each addon/app check if exists in cloud environment
If addon doesn't exists in cloud, well, this is the workaround :
In MrAddon blog, I've described how create calculated fields both in Server/on premise and cloud environments.
So we have possible solution if we have to migrate a server instance with calculated fields.
This is the first step of a big process. So:
Fabio Genovese
Rising Starcraftsman - Artigiano
Freelance - Artigiano del Software
Bologna
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