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how to automate issuetype for two different Jira instances

anil.katta May 20, 2024

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 

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anil.katta May 20, 2024

Hi @Ollie Guan ,

 

Thanks for quick reply, is there any alternate method to achieve this because we don't want to buy plug in.

 

 

Ollie Guan
Community Champion
May 20, 2024

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. 

anil.katta May 20, 2024

How to configure API calls .can you share me the document that would be helpful to me.

anil.katta May 20, 2024

Thank you so much for sharing the documents. I hope this resolves my requirements

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Mathieu Lepoutre
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May 21, 2024

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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Diana_Architect_ZigiWave
Atlassian Partner
May 22, 2024

@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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