i wanna do migration of many pages of a space confluence from intra instances to my aws instances

[mahavishnu]

Hello Community , Wishing you very nice new year 

Intra confluence instances to Aws confluence instance im trying to do migration of few pages (100 pages)  thru export/import functionality . Im feeling challenges on import , I go thru many documents its not so clear . 

Any one help on this could be more appreciated and inspired for learning 

Thanks,

Vishnu 

[Shannon S]

Vishnu,

Happy to help! Please let us know how you are trying to migrate the pages, what format you want to use, and your version of Confluence.

It will also help to know what support articles you were looking at and what your question is so we can clarify.

Regards,

Shannon

[mahavishnu]

• Atlassian Confluence 6.10.2  (AWS)     Target destination 
• Atlassian Confluence 6.6.1  (INTRA)     Source  destination     Im wishing to do this with Export/Import option in XML format . Import i dont know how to do for different  instance .

Glad to getting help from you Shannon ! 

Thanks,

vishnu .

[mahavishnu]

Hello Again Shannon , 

As im new to Migration part in JIRA and CONFLUENCE , If possible may i get good articels for JIRA instance to instance migration . 

Thanks for your help ! 

Vishnu . 

[Shannon S]

Vishnu,

In order to migrate Jira to a new server, you can follow this document:

• Migrating Jira Applications to Another Server

To migrate Confluence to another server:

• Migrating Confluence Between Servers

I wouldn't recommend doing the migration and the upgrade at the same time. You want to do each step individually to ensure everything goes smoothly before moving onto the next.

To upgrade Confluence first:

• Upgrading Confluence

If you just have the XML backup from Confluence and you want to attempt restoring it to the existing installation, you can give it a try through the Restoring a Site documentation. This is still a valid way of importing data from one instance to another, but if you want to make sure nothing goes wrong, then it's recommended as I mentioned earlier to do everything one step at a time, following our recommended path.

Regards,

Shannon