The Essential Guide to Migrating to ScriptRunner for Jira Cloud
Migrating to ScriptRunner for Jira Cloud
For organizations that rely on apps like Adaptavist’s ScriptRunner for Jira, the complexity of migrating to Atlassian Cloud is magnified.
ScriptRunner, Appfire’s Power Scripts, and other apps like them extend the functionality of Jira Software: they enable users to write scripts to customize and automate their Jira Software instance. Because the apps are so useful, they have been widely adopted and are deeply embedded into instances across a significant segment of Atlassian’s customer base.
However, the feature and functionality parity issues between Server/Data Center versions of ScriptRunner and their Cloud counterpart is significant enough that Isos Technology is seeing an increase in the number of companies taking a “wait-and-see” approach to migration to Atlassian Cloud. In doing so, they are missing out on all the advantages that Cloud has to offer, and risk running out the clock on Server support. (Support for Atlassian Server products ends on February 15, 2024!)
What You'll Learn ...
- ScriptRunner for Jira vs. ScriptRunner for Jira Cloud: Platform, Feature, and Functionality Parity Differences
- Migration Challenges and Solutions for Two Common ScriptRunner Use Cases
- Bridging the Feature Parity Gap: Solutions for Achieving Critical ScriptRunner for Jira Functionality in Cloud
- And much more!