What migrates with the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant
The Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant will add data to a Confluence Cloud site without overwriting any existing data. This means you can migrate data to a new cloud site or a cloud site with existing data. Not all data can be migrated yet with the latest version of the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant.
What is migrated
What isn't migrated
Spaces, including personal spaces, blogs, including items in trash
Pages, including page restrictions, page history, labels, tags, comments, and shared drafts
Tasks
Attachments
Users and groups
App data:Marketplace Partners (also known as app vendors) need to provide an automated migration path for the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant to migrate app data. Learn more about Confluence apps with migration paths
Global settings and permissions: These will need to be configured manually in your cloud site.
Known issue: Confluence global templates currently not migrated to cloud (MIG-190)
Application links: If you plan to use Atlassian server products with your Confluence Cloud site, you can create two-way links between your Server and Cloud products. Learn how to link Atlassian products
Team Calendars: Team calendars are currently not migrated to cloud.
User avatars: Users will need to update their avatars after migrating
Passwords: Unless you've set up SSO, users will need to reset their passwords after migrating
Personal drafts: Shared drafts are migrated, but not personal drafts.
User Macros: User macros are not migrated currently.
Custom Emojis: You’ll have to recreate them in the cloud
Attachments stored through the Confluence Mail Archiving plugin: You will need to manually download and re-upload these attachments to your cloud site after the migration.
More information and support
We have a number of channels available to help you with your migration: