Hi Team,
We have scenario where a bug is created in Jira Data Center, the same bug data should be created in Jira Cloud. How to achieve this.
Regards,
Anil Katta
Hi @Ollie Guan ,
Thanks for quick reply, is there any alternate method to achieve this because we don't want to buy plug in.
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You can also try doing this via API calls between instances. it has a potential to be interrupted over the network and become out of sync very quickly.
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How to configure API calls .can you share me the document that would be helpful to me.
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Thank you so much for sharing the documents. I hope this resolves my requirements
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Hi
(I work for Exalate)
To sync a bug created in Jira Data Center with Jira Cloud, please use Exalate. After installing Exalate on both Jira instances,set up a connection between your Jira Data Center and Jira Cloud instances. Define the sync rules for issues with the easy groovy configurator.
And then create a test bug in Jira Data Center and you will see that it will be replicated in Jira Cloud.
Happy to help!
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@anil.katta hi. i see that Ollie has mentioned a solution that might fit your requirements. In case you decide to switch the approach towards the integration and try something from the marketplace - check out ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code integration platform that can easily connect & sync your Jira instances (Jira/Jira SM/Jira PD) bi-directionally. It can easily be customized to fit different use cases and offers Free Trial (to test it yourself).
Regards,
Diana
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