by truthbrother | Mar 29, 2018 | Atlassian, JIRA
This document describes how to migrate/upgrade to JIRA applications on different server hardware, or in a different server environment that entails one or more of the following: a new operating system that will run JIRA applications, new locations for storing your...
by truthbrother | Mar 27, 2018 | Atlassian
Purpose Java applications like JIRA, Crowd and Confluence run in a “Java virtual machine” (JVM), instead of directly within an operating system. When started, the Java virtual machine is allocated a certain amount of memory, which it makes available to...
by truthbrother | Mar 26, 2018 | Atlassian, JIRA
If you already have a developer license, you can add it under the Administration > License Details page. You can also create a new key as described below. Getting a Developer License Only a technical contact for your commercial/academic license is able to create a...
by truthbrother | Mar 23, 2018 | Atlassian, JIRA
Sizing Recommendations The following table lists sizing recommendations for Jira instances based on your average use cases and hardware demands. The specific recommendations for your company depend on the specific growth type, intensity and use cases. We recommend...
by truthbrother | Mar 23, 2018 | Atlassian, JIRA
JIRA is a ‘web application’, meaning it runs centrally on a server, and users interact with it through web browsers from any computer on the same network. As such, JIRA must be able to communicate and authenticate with itself. If you’re upgrading to...
by truthbrother | Mar 21, 2018 | Amazon Web Services, Atlassian, Confluence, JIRA
If a customer would like to remove port 8080 or 8090 (or 7990 etc) from the URL, you will need to install mod_proxy. Assumptions You are running Linux (RedHat, CentOS etc) Step by Step Guide yum install httpd 1 yum install httpd nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/jira.conf (or...
