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Navigation is sluggish across the board in both Confluence and Jira. Not just the Cloud service, the self-hosted versions are also painfully slow no matter wha
by runlevel1 6y ago
Navigation is sluggish across the board in both Confluence and Jira.
Not just the Cloud service, the self-hosted versions are also painfully slow no matter what resources you throw at them.
That makes the other UX issues worse because the feedback loop has so much lag.
- ratww 6y ago> Navigation is sluggish across the board in both Confluence and Jira. Also in Bitbucket. It used to be super fast, but recent changes made it very slow. My team loves the integration with JIRA but we're considering going to Github because of the slowness.
- NickNameNick 6y agoDo it. Jira's git integration is really poor anyway. Even redmine is better, where git commits that mention the issue get thier own column in the UI, and they ALL show up there, not just the ones with the comment annotation.
- coredog64 6y agoGood news about the self-hosted version being slow: Pretty soon you won’t be able to run self-hosted Atlassian products.
- runlevel1 6y agoTheir Data Center version will still be available.[1] That's what we're currently on. Data Center includes a few performance-related features like being able to run multiple frontends. I think we're running 4 instances right now. It's still really slow, even when nobody else is using it. [1]: https://www.atlassian.com/blog/jira-software/server-vs-data-center-whats-right https://www.atlassian.com/blog/jira-software/server-vs-data-...
- lukeschlather 6y agoI know Jira has always had scaling issues. I used to work for a very large company in the early 2010s that had, I think 5 separate Jira instances. But they were I think dealing with on the order of ten thousand daily active users per instance.