Part 8 of our Atlassian Cloud Mythbusting shows that the cloud does indeed support larger companies or companies that grow in size with some examples of companies who have already made the move. Because the cloud is not only for smaller companies!

Many companies customize their Atlassian products, and wonder if, and to what extent, they will still be able to do so once they’ve moved to the cloud. Read part 7 of our Atlassian Cloud Mythbusting series to find out!

When moving your data to the cloud, your admins do less of the daily admin of these data anymore. Is this a bad thing or a blessing in disguise? Read part 6 of our Atlassian Cloud Mythbusting series to find out!

In this fifth chapter of our Atlassian Cloud Mythbusting series, we explore myths about data management in the cloud. Your data is probably the most important thing in your company, so you want to make sure it’s safe, wherever it is. It’s understandable that you may be a bit hesitant to move them to the cloud, but have no fear, Atlassian Cloud is here!

In this fourth chapter of our Atlassian Cloud Mythbusting series, we explore the following myths; “Cloud doesn’t have as many apps”, “I can’t migrate my apps”, “Cloud app functionality is limited compared to on-prem” and“Cloud apps aren’t secure”.

In this third chapter of our Atlassian Cloud Mythbusting series, we explore the following myths; “Cloud doesn’t have as many apps”, “I can’t migrate my apps”, “Cloud app functionality is limited compared to on-prem” and“Cloud apps aren’t secure”.

In this second chapter of our Atlassian Cloud Mythbusting series, we explore myths about performance on the cloud. Is the cloud really slower than on-prem? And what if there’s an outage? Well, read this blog to find out!

In this first chapter of our Atlassian Cloud Mythbusting series, we explore myths about security and compliance. Core to Atlassian’s approach to security in the cloud are four key components: a firm commitment to be the leader in cloud and product security, meeting all requirements defined by their customers regarding cloud security, establishing and maintaining transparency regarding its processes and all related metrics and identifying and isolating existing security threats to their platform, while anticipating and planning for future threats.