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Migrations to Jira Cloud
By combining the Cloud Migration Tool and Configuration Manager for Jira Cloud apps, you can successfully migrate You can migrate your projects and issues from Jira servers or data centers Server/Data Center instances to destination Jira Cloud sites by pairing the Cloud Migration Tool and Configuration Manager for Jira Cloud apps.
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What Jira configuration do we migrate? Check out the Supported Configuration Elements document for the a complete list of the configuration element types that the Cloud Migration Tool is able to can migrate currently. |
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Create your first cloud connection
When you open the Move to Jira Cloud home page for the first time and don’t have any connections to Jira Cloud sites yet, you’ll be able to quickly create your first-ever connection to a Jira Cloud site.
The Create cloud connection option allows you to connect to a Jira Cloud site without leaving the Manage Migrations migrations page. Then, you can proceed to a migration creation without switching pages - a single place to kick-start your migrationinstance transfer. Check out the Cloud Connections document to learn more about creating cloud connections.
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The Projects report shows the count number of the migrated, not migrated, and being migrated ( in-progress ) projectsproject migrations.
The Issues report shows the count number of the migrated, not migrated, and being migrated ( in-progress ) issuesissue migrations.
The Last migration report displays information about the last successful migration: the projects and issues migrated during the last migration and its duration.
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Log in as a user with the Jira System Administrators global permission to your Jira Server/Data Center instance.
Choose the cog icon at the top-right corner of the screen, then choose Configuration Manager.
Open the Move to Jira Cloud page from the left-side menu.
Create: Click on the New Migration button on the page to create a migration.
The first thing you’ll see is the Connect step of the migration wizard:
Connect: Name your migration and choose a Jira Cloud connection if you already have previously created one created previously. Otherwise, click the New connection or + button to create a new one.
Learn more about creating cloud connections and the Atlassian credentials you need to provide.After you have named your migration and created/chosen a connection, click the Select button to move to the next migration phase - selecting projects.
Select projects: On the Select step of the wizard, click Add projects to the migration and select projects from the current Jira instance.
Select boards (optional): You can also click the Add boards button next to the migration linkBoards section. This option will allow you to select boards outside (unrelated to) the selected projects and add them to the migration.
Analyze: Click Analyze to move no to the next phase of the migration.
In the Analyze phase, review what will be added to and modified on the cloud - projects, configuration elements, and users. If any You'll be informed about problems or conflicts are detected between the source and destination cloud projects and their , configuration elements, and users, the . The analysis will alert you with information and details for each caseshow an error message with detailed information about the detected problem. Learn more Review any conflicts and errors detected in projects, configuration elements, or users. Resolve conflicts before proceeding with the migrationabout the analysis process.
If you have configuration errors or conflicts, you need to review and resolve them and first. Then rerun the analysis.
Migrate: After resolving all errors and rerunning the analysis, click the Migrate button to run the migration.
Review the result of the migration. Click the Access Report button to review what exactly has been migrated.
You can also view check if any warnings and errors have been encountered during the migration of issues and issue links. Learn more about the report.
Navigate to the Jira Cloud site and browse the migrated projects.