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That’s why it’s high time to migrate to the Atlassian Cloud

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That’s why it’s high time to migrate to the Atlassian Cloud

Atlassian announced it over three years ago, but now the last hour has actually arrived: Today, February 15, 2024, support for Atlassian server products ends. This marks the end of a 20-year era – after all, the first version of Jira Server was released in 2002 and the first Confluence Server version in 2004.

What exactly does the end of support mean for Atlassian server customers?

Are you still a customer of Atlassian Server and are you wondering whether you can simply continue to use the products despite the end of support? We strongly advise against this because: Become an Atlassian and Marketplace partner after 12:00 a.m. (PST) on February 15, 2024

no technical support, no security updates and no bug fixes for critical vulnerabilities

for Atlassian server products and apps. There are dangers associated with stopping these services, e.g. B. your systems become a target for threats or vulnerabilities. Additionally, server products are not evolving, denying your teams the chance to work together more efficiently thanks to improved software or new features.

All signs point to Atlassian Cloud

Under these conditions, you should turn your back on Atlassian Server as quickly as possible. And although there are theoretically two options you can switch to with Atlassian Cloud and Atlassian Data Center, we recommend migrating to the cloud.

How come? There are several good reasons:

No manual upgrades and software maintenance Real-time security updates Lower costs for operations, IT, maintenance and hardware Security, data protection, compliance and reliability – all included: Work in globally distributed teams with products that you can access securely across all browsers and mobile devices without a VPN Apps More agility and room for innovation as Atlassian invests the most in cloud research and development Flexible plans for all team sizes and budget cycles (Free to Enterprise)

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Have you migrated to Data Center as part of the end of support for Atlassian Server, but now you would like to find out about the advantages of the cloud compared to the on-premises version? Then take a closer look at this website where Atlassian Compares functions and conditions of cloud and data center.

From self-service to full-service – migrate to the Atlassian Cloud with us

No question – there are a lot of things to consider when migrating to the cloud. And on the way there you will probably have to overcome one or two hurdles, but: We have already successfully carried out numerous such projects and are happy to accompany you on your journey to the cloud. Depending on how much support you need, you can choose between different migration packages.

While you with that Self-Service-Package and the Support Package You can manage the migration on your own with ours Full service packages for Confluence and Jira Put your feet up – we’ll take care of the complete migration for you. The big plus with all packages: you get access to selected content Seibert Academy. This is our e-learning platform full of video learning content about the Atlassian world and agile topics that our experienced experts will bring you closer to. You can decide for yourself when and from where you work with the new cloud tools and migration tips.

Seibert – your experienced partner

Do you have any questions for us? Or would you simply like to talk to us without obligation? Then write us an email to [email protected] or click on an appointment consultation! We are happy to be there for you.

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Further information

Atlassian Data Center pricing changes and Atlassian Server end of support on February 15, 2024

Jira Cloud ahead – Uelzener Insurance’s safe journey to the Atlassian Cloud

Eight benefits of modern cloud software – results of an Atlassian customer survey

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