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Backup and restore is available through an early access program (EAP) to a limited number of customers.
If you're interested in learning about the future backup and restore releases, reach out to your account representative.
You can back up Jira and Confluence products.
You can only back up products that are part of your organization, and that you have organization admin permissions for.
Each product can have only one backup policy. You can run multiple backups for the same product using the same backup policy.
You can run only one backup a week, which means that you can run a new backup only after 7 days since the last complete backup. If you don’t have a complete backup, you can run a new one at any time.
You can’t run a backup while there’s a backup in progress for the product.
Each backup is stored in Atlassian storage for 14 days, after which the backup expires and can’t be used.
Atlassian storage:
Jira: 40GB + 500GB attachments
Confluence: 30GB + 800GB attachments
Local storage: 50GB including attachments for both Confluence and Jira.
Currently you can only have full backups, which means all projects for a Jira product and all spaces for a Confluence product.
Not all data types are backed up (and restored). Learn what product data is backed up and restored
The time depends on the size of your product.
Jira: 20 minutes to 8 hours
Confluence: 2 hour to 19 hours
You can restore backed up Jira and Confluence product data at any time until the backup expires. You have 14 days from backup to restore your data.
You can restore a specific backup once in 7 days. However, if you have a different backup for the same product data, you can restore that backup instead.
We recommend you restore only COMPLETE backups, although INCOMPLETE backups can also be restored. Incomplete backups are missing some attachments in the case of Jira, or missing some spaces in the case of Confluence. Backups that are IN PROGRESS, EXPIRED, or FAILED can’t be restored.
To restore your Jira backup to a site, the site needs to be empty. It can’t contain active, deleted, or archived content.
When you restore a Confluence backup to a non-empty site, spaces in the backup that match spaces in the destination site are not restored.
You can’t restore to a product that has a backup in progress.
You can’t restore to a product that has a restore in progress.
The time depends on the size of your product. If you restore from Atlassian storage:
Jira: 45 minutes to 16 hours
Confluence: 2 hour to 19 hours
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