Microsoft may have services in the cloud and may be getting rid of macOS office, but they still have on premise Windows and Office. Similarly Oracle will conti

Microsoft may have services in the cloud and may be getting rid of macOS office, but they still have on premise Windows and Office. Similarly Oracle will continue to sale on-prem DB. Real products can make real money. If an ISP goes down, company could internally function with on-prem. Don’t take that away for Jira. I love Confluence, but it or Sharepoint could be replaced by a file server if needed. Jira’s not like that. There are too many things it does where it relies on being an extendable and searchable database with a custom workflow. There’s not a hack for that, it’s an essential product. If you can’t afford to manage it being used that way then hire someone to do it.