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How to create new instance for prod? Or how new site to be showed on the side bar?

Neno
Contributor
October 15, 2024

HI guys,

We are in the process of a test migration, and now I need a new instance or site to try to migrate a project to production.

As I can see on the page I have two instances (or don't know what exactly is shown) what are On and St?
And how do I edit that side bar to display the new site that I need for production.

Do I need to create new Atlassian account with different email, to be able to get new instance for prod?

Regards,
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Darryl Lee
Community Champion
October 15, 2024

Hi @NNJK21 and @Jack Brickey -

This you first included is from the Jira UI.

@Paolo is correct that On and St refer to different Organizations. They are usually the first two letters of that Organization.

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This page might be helpful in understanding Organizations: What is an Atlassian organization? 

The second dropdown you included is from the Atlassian Guard (fka Access) Admin UI (https://admin.atlassian.com):

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The Admin interface ONLY displays sites (products) for the selected Organization, so that's probably why you cannot see the sites you're looking for.

You can't edit either of those two dropdowns. If you want to manage other sites, you will need to switch organizations, using this option:

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Some questions you might want to consider:

* Why do you have two organizations? If the same group of users need to easily select from two different sites (Jira, JSM, or Confluence instances), they should (probably) be in the same organization. 

* Does it make sense to consolidate your sites into one organization? If so, you might want to read this: Can I merge my Atlassian organizations? 

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Paolo Mariotti
Community Champion
October 15, 2024

My understanding is that "On" and "St" are organizations in which you registered.
Each one has one or many Atlassian product and any product may have one or more sites, with different urls.

You are probably looking for this info: https://support.atlassian.com/organization-administration/docs/add-a-new-product-to-your-organization/

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Jack Brickey
Community Champion
October 15, 2024

You will see every instance tied to your login account in the sidebar. the "On" and "St" will relate to two unique url/instances. Inspect your URL an it should align with these shorthand icons. if you click on each you will then see what products are associated with each instance.

Neno
Contributor
October 15, 2024

Hi Jack, 

thanks a lot for your response. 

why the new site that I created it's not showed on the side bar like On & St?

Am not sure what should I do, what do I need to create a prod environment?

Do I need just new site or Do I need to create new Atlassian account with different email, to be able to get new instance for prod?

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Jack Brickey
Community Champion
October 15, 2024

Hi @NNJK21 , it is my understanding that you will see every instance tied to your Atlassian account. I'm puzzled as to why you would not. I was looking for an article I previously have seen on this that might add clarity. I will see if others cab chime in here.

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