Differences in Atlassian Government Cloud migrations
We want to make Atlassian Government Cloud migrations as similar to regular migration as possible, but there are still some differences due to the specifics of this type of environment.
Summary of differences
A list of differences around the entire migration journey.
Support
Category | Details | More info |
|---|---|---|
Raising tickets | You’ll raise Support tickets through a dedicated Government Cloud Support portal instead of regular channels. | |
Trial licenses | At this time, we don’t offer Cloud Migration Trials or other trial licenses for testing your migration or Atlassian Government Cloud. | - |
Migration tooling
Category | Details |
|---|---|
Configuration | You need to enable connecting (and migrating) to Atlassian Government Cloud sites instead of regular sites in the migration assistant. |
User migration
Category | Details | More info |
|---|---|---|
Identity providers |
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Marketplace app migration
Category | Details | More info |
|---|---|---|
Compatibility | Not all Marketplace apps are available in Atlassian Government Cloud, as Marketplace vendors need to create their compatible versions. | |
Atlassian Marketplace | You can check if your app is supported by viewing the available hosting types on Atlassian Marketplace. Alternatively, you can review the list of available apps. | - |
App installation | Marketplace apps are installed (and updated) on your sites by Atlassian after you provide the list of apps you’re interested in. | - |
App data migration | At this time, Marketplace apps are migrated manually. If your app is supported, you need to check with the Marketplace partner for available migration paths. | - |
Data migration
Category | Details | More info |
|---|---|---|
Assets | Migration of assets from Jira Service Management isn’t available yet. |
Cloud to Data Center integrations
Category | Details | More info |
|---|---|---|
App tunnels | Application tunnels are not available. | |
Direct app links | Direct app links are available, however you need to use the OAuth 2.0 type. |
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