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Announcement: Atlassian Licensing Changes

On October 16, Atlassian made an announcement about Server, Cloud and Data Center licensing. In this section we want to share all the details and recommendations to follow.

 

If you are an Atlassian customer or interested in acquiring the platform, this information is important to you. At bit2bit Americas we want you to be aware of these changes and we are willing to help you in this transition. Count on us!

Top Points to Consider With the Atlassian Announcement

Here are some key points from the official Atlassian Announcement: 

 

No more Server licenses will be sold

On February 2, 2021, Atlassian will stop selling new Server licenses and will stop developing new functionality for this edition.

Three years of maintenance

For customers with an existing Server license, they can continue to renew and receive support and maintenance for their licenses until February 2, 2024.

Future pricing updates

On February 2, 2021, Atlassian will increase the price of Server licenses in order to ensure the security and ongoing maintenance of this edition.

Important Dates

More information here about the changes in Server and Data Center. 

Benefits of migrating to Cloud and Data Center

Atlassian seeks to offer a world-class experience. We share some of the benefits of Cloud and Data Center:

 

Cloud

  • It’s easy to set up and get started in minutes

  • Reduced costs in physical hardware, maintenance, installation, support and other administrative costs

  • Automatic upgrades

  • Other advantages of SaaS and others

 

Data Center

  • High availability

  • Swing

  • Contingency

  • Upgrades without downtime

  • Indexing without downtime

  • SAML SSO

  • Others

Important links

We share other links that may be of interest to you:

Cloud

Data Center

Server

Which are the next steps?

To ensure the best prices for your licensing, we recommend:

  1. Manage your Server or Data Center licensing renewal before February 2.

  2. Start planning your migration to Cloud or Data Center to obtain loyalty discounts:

    a) Cloud Loyalty Discounts
    b) Data Center Loyalty

 

Finally, as partners we want to support each other in this transformation.

Do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to schedule a call in the following weeks to answer all your questions and those of your team.

 

You can write to us at: ventas@bit2bitamericas.com.

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