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For years, Atlassian Data Center was the answer for any organization that couldn’t, or wouldn’t, put its Jira and Confluence workloads on shared infrastructure. Banks, defense contractors, healthcare providers, and public agencies ran their own clusters, kept their data behind their own firewalls, and controlled every layer of the stack themselves. That era is closing....

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A practical decision guide for teams moving to Atlassian Cloud and weighing standard multi-tenant against a fully isolated environment. If your team is moving to Atlassian Cloud, especially as part of a Data Center exit, one question will come up sooner or later: is Commercial Cloud enough, or does your team actually need Isolated Cloud?...

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How persona mapping and visual planning for product development operate natively within the protected boundary of Atlassian Isolated Cloud. Product development in Jira often depends on more than Jira alone. Teams use apps to map user stories, build personas, plan roadmaps, and organize releases. But in a security-conscious cloud environment, those workflows raise an important...


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Written by: Amoeboids – Atlassian Marketplace Partner A customer emails the support team asking why a promised feature still isn’t working. The support rep checks the ticket. Nothing. They search Jira. Still nothing. They open Confluence. Nothing there either. Then someone from the engineering team sends a quick reply. “That feature went live two weeks...

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If your organization still relies on Jira, Confluence, or other Atlassian Data Center products, the announcement is probably already on your radar. Atlassian has confirmed that Data Center will reach end of life on March 28, 2029. From that point onward, these products will no longer operate as they do today. 2029 may sound distant,...

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