List of Posts

Checks for Ensuring Jira Application Health 🩺

In this blog post, we’ll outline a comprehensive checklist of areas to inspect within your Jira instance. Read more
Streamlining Automation for Jira Migration from On-Premises to the Cloud

We had the challenge of migrating over 300 automations within a tight migration window, found manual migration impractical. This is where I stepped in to develop a script that would automate much of the process. In this blog post, I’ll share the approach we took and how it streamlined the migration process. Read more
Navigating the Consulting Journey: Younger vs. Experienced Consultants

In this blog post, we’ll explore the distinguishing factors that set younger consultants apart from more experienced ones, drawing from the perspective gained through my own journey and experience. Read more
Planning a Successful Migration from On-Premises to the Cloud

In this blog post, we delve into essential considerations for a successful migration of Jira from on-premises to the cloud. We explore key aspects like assessing your current state, licensing status, and dos and don’ts during the migration. By following these guidelines, you can ensure a smooth transition while minimizing risks and setting clear expectations… Read more
Data Cleanup in Jira Cloud with Python after running JCMA

In this blog post, we’ll explore how to automate the cleanup of the “migrated” tags in Jira Cloud using Python. After migrating from a Jira On-premises, you may find tags like “(Migrated)” appended to field descriptions, custom field names, field configurations and many other places Read more
Merging Multiple Groups into a Single Group in Permission Schemes and Project Roles using Python

The blog post provides a step-by-step guide on how to use a Python script to streamline user group management in Atlassian Jira. The script merges multiple user groups into a single group, enhancing efficiency in managing permissions and project roles. Essential prerequisites include an Atlassian Jira Cloud account, Python, and the requests library. Read more