Overview

An administrator's journey when migrating apps from server to cloud includes determining which apps provide an easy transition to Cloud and only later work on the more advanced apps. See the diagram below for help on this journey.

Migratable Apps

AppsIs migration from Server to Cloud supported?Key Steps
Linking for Confluence

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Learn more: Linking for Confluence Feature Differences

  • Upgrade Linking macro to at least version 5.4.3 and or above
  • Understand the macro differences and feature differences between Linking for Confluence Server and Confluence Cloud. 
  • Perform the migration using Confluence Cloud Migration Tool or through Space Exports.
  • Check and re-configure your Linking data in Confluence Cloud.
Redirection for Confluence 

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Learn more:

Redirection for Confluence Feature Differences

  • Upgrade Redirection macro to at least version 5.3.2 and or above
  • Understand the macro differences and feature differences between Redirection for Confluence Server and Confluence Cloud. 
  • Perform the migration using Confluence Cloud Migration Tool or through Space Exports.
  • Check and re-configure your Redirection data in Confluence Cloud.
Visibility for Confluence

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Learn more:

Visibility for Confluence Feature Differences

  • Upgrade Visibility macro to at least version 4.2.2 and or above
  • Understand the macro differences and feature differences between Visibility for Confluence Server and Confluence Cloud. 
  • Perform the migration using Confluence Cloud Migration Tool or through Space Exports.
  • Check and re-configure your Visibility data in Confluence Cloud.
Composition Tabs for Confluence 

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Learn more: Composition Tabs for Confluence Feature Differences


  • Upgrade Composition tabs to version 5.14.
  • Understand the macro differences and feature differences between Composition Tabs for Confluence Server and Confluence Cloud. 
  • Perform the pre-migration steps for your tabbed content.
  • Perform the migration using the Confluence Cloud Migration Tool or through Space Exports.
  • Confirm that migration was successful and tabbed content is appearing on Confluence Cloud.
Scaffolding for Confluence Server 

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Learn more: Scaffolding Forms & Templates Feature Differences

  • Upgraded Scaffolding to version 8.25.0 or above.
  • Prepared the Scaffolding data and templates in Server.
  • Performed the migration using the Confluence Cloud Migration tool.
  • Checked and re-configured your Scaffolding data in Confluence Cloud.
 Security and Encryption for Confluence 

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Learn more: Security and Encryption for Confluence Feature Differences

  • Upgrade Security and Encryption for Confluence to at least version 3.6.0 or above.
  • Understand the feature differences between Security & Encryption for Confluence Server and Cloud
  • Perform the migration using Confluence Cloud Migration Tool. 
  • Check and reconfigure the Security and Encryption data in Confluence Cloud. 
Page Approval for Confluence 

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Learn more: Page Approval for Confluence Feature Differences

Manual Migration 

AppIs migration from Server to Cloud supported?Key Steps
Connector for Salesforce & Confluence Server & Data Center

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More: Connector for Salesforce and Confluence Feature Differences

Currently, ServiceRocket does not have any migration path for this app due to the differences in data storage and configuration between the two platforms. We provide a manual method instead to move data over:

  • Understand the feature differences between Connector for Salesforce & Confluence server and cloud.
  • Have an idea of what data you would like to bring to Cloud.
  • Understand the options that you have to bring these data to Cloud.
  • Configure your Salesforce Confluence Cloud connector.
Reporting for Confluence Server

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Currently, ServiceRocket does not have any migration path for this app, due to architectural differences between Server and Cloud.