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Correction: it still has a self-hosted version, they just got rid of the cheapest tier which didn’t support clustering. They still sell ”data center” licenses w

Correction: it still has a self-hosted version, they just got rid of the cheapest tier which didn’t support clustering. They still sell ”data center” licenses which enable clustering but don’t force you to use it as you can run it on a single node. With this change they now only have one flavour of self hosted Jira/Confluence/Bitbucket and then the cloud. Only the classic server license is sunsetting.

bombcar 5y ago
The datacenter licenses start at eye watering and go up from there.
- originalvichy 5y ago
  Not denying that at all. There is however some residual misunderstanding left from the time they announced the change towards server licensing. A lot of people who don't deal with administration of Atlassian products thought they were getting rid of the entire self-hosted suite.
  - bombcar 5y ago
    The server instances are licensed forever also, you just stop receiving security updates. Whether that's a risk people are willing to take is another question.
    - rst 5y ago
      ... for prior licensees. IIRC, they stopped selling new licenses last year.
nonameiguess 5y ago
Data Center licenses start at 500 users, so they did effectively kill self-hosting for small and mid-sized organizations that don't need 500 seats on their Jira license.