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Assess your cloud requirements
Prepare for a smooth migration by assessing your company’s cloud needs and desired migration plan. Evaluate your desired migration strategy, the apps and integrations you’ll need in cloud, your scale needs, identity and access management needs, and compliance, security and privacy requirements.
Cover your assessment bases
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Read the Cloud migration guide
Follow our step-by-step migration guide to ensure a smooth transition to Cloud. Our guide is broken up into digestible phases and highlights the tools, resources, and support you’ll need at each step.
Read the guide
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Estimate your Cloud costs
Estimate your Atlassian Cloud costs compared to Server and Data Center, and see what operating expenses your team can reduce when you migrate to Cloud.
Learn about Cloud costs
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Decide if you want to involve a Partner
Enlist the help of a trusted Solution Partner to aid your migration to Cloud. Even if you have a simpler migration, consider working with a partner to plan and execute your migration.
Find a partner
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Access the Cloud Migration Assistant
Check that the Cloud Migration Assistants for Jira and Confluence are installed for your Atlassian products.
Use our runbook template to create a step-by-step checklist of what needs to happen when, supporting instructions, who the owner is for each task, and how long each step will take. You can watch our short video on how to use the template.
Run through a test migration, then run your production migration and move your users and data over to Cloud. Once your migration is complete, make sure your admins feel equipped to manage Cloud responsibilities.
Prepare to launch
Watch a Cloud migration demo
In this short video, we'll give you a foundational understanding of what it means to migrate and how you can get started.
Find a Cloud Specialized Partner strongly recommended
Enlist the help of a trusted Partner to aid your migration to Cloud. Because you have a complex migration, we recommend working with a partner to plan and execute your migration.
Find a partner
If you don’t choose to work with a partner
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Review your compliance and security requirements
Review Atlassian's cloud trust and compliance resources and decide which deployment is right for you now.
Evaluate Cloud data protection
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Start a Cloud migration trial
Claim an extended free Cloud trial for the remainder of your self-managed license, exclusively available to Server and Data Center customers evaluating a Cloud migration.
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Read the Cloud migration guide
Follow our step-by-step migration guide to ensure a smooth transition to Cloud. Our guide is broken up into digestible phases and highlights the tools, resources, and support you’ll need at each step.
Reach out to our migration team to estimate your Atlassian Cloud costs compared to Server and Data Center, and see what operating expenses you can reduce when you migrate to Cloud.
Talk to an expert
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Access the Cloud Migration Assistant
Check that the Cloud Migration Assistants for Jira and Confluence are installed for your Atlassian products.
Determine the apps you'll need and identify alternatives, review security requirements for cloud apps, and understand the migration path for your apps.
Assess your apps
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Identity and user migration
Decide on your user migration strategy and consider your options for managing identify and users in Cloud.
Review user management in Cloud
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Decide on your migration strategy
Review our recommended migration strategies and choose the one that works best for your team. The method you choose will depend on your team’s unique needs for migration.
Choose a migration strategy
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Create a runbook
Use our runbook template to create a step-by-step checklist of what needs to happen when, supporting instructions, who the owner is for each task, and how long each step will take. You can watch our short video on how to use the template.
Run through a test migration, then run your production migration and move your users and data over to Cloud. Once your migration is complete, make sure your admins feel equipped to manage Cloud responsibilities.
Prepare to launch
Watch a Cloud migration demo
In this short video, we'll give you a foundational understanding of what it means to migrate and how you can get started.
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Update to the latest version of Server
Upgrading to Data Center from an older version of server can be challenging, so we recommend that you first upgrade your products to that latest Long Term Support (LTS) release if you aren’t already on one.
Learn about updating your Server product
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Convert your Server apps to Data Center
If you have any Server apps installed on your instance, this is where you should upgrade to a Data Center-approved version of each app, where available. If you upgrade your Data Center product license before you upgrade your apps, they may stop working.
Learn about converting your apps to Data Center
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Upgrade your product license
Simply go to the admin section of your Server product, and enter your new Data Center license key. You can come back and set up clustering later if you need to.
Learn about converting your product to Data Center
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Decide on a deployment configuration
Data Center can be deployed in two different ways: non-clustered or clustered. Both allow you to leverage enterprise features and capabilities, but each option has different considerations.
Learn about Data Center architecture configuration
We'll follow the five approaches in Gartner's “5 Rs” cloud migration strategy model—rehost (lift and shift), refactor, replatform, rebuild and replace—with a special focus on the first three approaches.
These strategies are refactor, replatform, repurchase, rehost, relocate, retain, and retire. For more information, see the 7 Rs in the glossary. After you complete this initial portfolio analysis, you should have an initial plan for how each application will be migrated.
Unsurprisingly, the first step in migrating data is to assess the data that you'll be migrating. You'll need a thorough understanding of what you're planning to migrate in order to carry out a successful migration. That means understanding things like: The format of the data.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) adopted this model and extended it to the 6 R's: Re-host, Re-platform, Re-factor/Re-architect, Re-purchase, Retire and Retain.
Different issues arise and must be addressed at different phases of migration; the same policy frameworks do not necessarily work at each stage.
The phases begin with pre-departure activities and proceed through transit; arrival; stay, circulation, temporary or permanent return and sustainable (re)integration.
4.1 Labour migration in the EU. Labour migration represents the movement of individuals from one country to another with the purpose of seeking work or responding to recruitment drives in another country. ...
At a global scale people generally migrate from the developing to the developed world. The three largest flows are from Asia to Europe and North America, and from Latin America. More than most other countries, the United States is a land of immigrants.
The post-migration checklist guides you through the actions necessary to ensure a smooth transition to go live. Reaching this stage means you: Understand how the data migration process works.
Run the Add-Migration InitialCreate command in Package Manager Console. This creates a migration to create the existing schema. Comment out all code in the Up method of the newly created migration. This will allow us to 'apply' the migration to the local database without trying to recreate all the tables etc.
A migration plan is a document that describes how to move your solution architecture from one environment to another, such as from development to production, or from on-premises to cloud.
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