Lets say two instance is A and B.
If I use a full backup of A to import projects to B, does it import users?
If it doesnt then what happen and what do i need to do?
Manhnh,
You can't you full restore to merge two instances. It will wipe the target instance.
Let us say you want to merge A and B.
The actual merge could be simple or complex procedures. You may need to match the JIRA versions also.
Ravi
Exactly!
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Or use the CSV importer to get core issue data, comments and attachments. Still needs some custom work
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Hi Ravi,
Is there any solution to automate project import? We are following exactly does steps, but we have more than 100 projects to migrate... and one by one is a headache
Thank you
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Hi Ravi,
We are planning to merge the instance-2 (ver 6.7.16) to instance-1(ver 7.1.2).
Instance-2 is of 100 user license and instance-1 is of 25 user license.
Is there a guide book or information on how to merge these 2 instances?
Is there a possible data loss for this activity?
How to take care to avoid the data loss if any?
Are all the fields/options/customs/permissions/integrated tools still remains ok without any issue?
Regards,
Mahantesh
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Hi Ravi!
What if we wanna merge data, configuration, users etc from Stand Alone JIRA Server to Data Center JIRA instance, can we follow above process as you mentioned?
Thanks,
Tej dave.
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Data Center should not affect a merge
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I did a two JIRA server merge of two instances recently using add-on "Project Configurator". The add-on works awesome and very quick, one shot.
* Took around 1-2 hrs of effort for final merge after all initial trials and confirms that data will be there
* The passwords, avatar's of 2nd instance will not be imported to final JIRA (merged one) when completed
* So far looks good and still on observation. Hope all will be good and no issues w.r.t data
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How do you handle if data is named the same way in both instances?
Issue types, Groups, Projects, Project Roles, Customs fields etc
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Best part is, it's all taken care by tool itself. I too had so many questions before doing it on test machine, but when did few times and confirmed that nothing is missing and no overwrite, then planned on production JIRA and successful.
I faced issue of importing attachments but I got work around from respective tool support and helped to overcome.
I have documented the steps which I have followed, I can share if required. Its not so extensionsive but may help @ some extent.
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Yes please could you provide us information on how you resolved attachments.
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Please find the information in the link which helped me to overcome the attachments issue:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/project-import-fails-due-to-too-many-errors-747836945.html
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