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End of Jira Server support in 2024
- WalterSobchak 6y agoNot just Jira. It's all Server products. Here is their blog post: https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/journey-to-cloud https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/journey-to-clou...
- LinuxBender 6y agoThe wording is a bit strange. Their datacenter (self hosted) products are not affected, as confirmed by our Atlassian admin.
- _Qeomash_ 6y agoToo bad the data center version is incredibly expensive, and going up again.
- otabdeveloper4 6y agoI'm a fan of Jira (don't judge), but yeah, this is a death sentence for Jira as a company. In your (and my) shoes I'd be researching alternatives ASAP.
- juniper_strong 6y agoYou've got 4 years. I'll worry about it in 2023.
- sifex 6y ago*Unless you want to purchase any new products, in which case you've got just over 3 months to do so. End of new sales: (Feb 2 2021) End of user upgrades: (Feb 2 2022) End of renewals: (Feb 2 2023) End of support: (Feb 2 2024)
- otabdeveloper4 6y agoWell, two points: a) With the blatant price gouging and value destruction Atlassian is doing, are you willing to take chances by waiting and doing nothing? (I'm not.) b) Two years is about the right timeframe for migrating to something else. P.S. I'm exactly the person who is making the decision to buy Jira at my organization. I'm also the guy who is pushing for Jira adoption despite significant resistance. As of today, I'm cancelling the Jira upgrade budget for 2021 and planning a replacement ASAP.
- juniper_strong 6y agoI use JIRA at home for side projects and every job I've had for the last decade used it at work. Personally, I will worry about replacing it in 2023. Professionally, it's not my problem to worry about. As for the replacement for people who want to run something like that on their own server, well, anyone down with writing some code? I am.
- sschueller 6y agoWhat self hosted alternatives exist?
- musicale 6y agoJira has finally become a fully self-correcting problem.