Longer answer is that you can restore to a local Jira Data Center, on the latest version, then use Jira Cloud Migration Assistant to move the data. This means you would still need to troubleshoot all the import problems that may be indicated above, before migrating the data. You may also want to make some adjustments in the data to fit your needs. I have never seen the data itself, but if truly representative, it would have many active users. I would disable all but 1 login before migrating to Cloud so that you don’t have pay for Jira licensing on test data. And I don’t know if there are Apps represented in the data, but (depending on which Apps) migrating that data too could be its own effort. In all, you would have to treat the whole test data with most of the same concerns as moving a real Jira Server to Jira Cloud.
@ibuchanan / @aliakhtar the data is from the data generator, so not amazing in terms of quality. I would love to see the devrel team collaborate with the solutions partner team that owns Teams in Space to provide developers with an automatically generated TIS + added data for scale testing import file on a regular basis (so dates and whatnot remain up to date).
Edit, Ali, what Ian wrote about the import process is correct. I made this back in the day for DC testing.
I am currently doing a research on a domain expert identification system for my Masters research project. Could you please help get hold of the dataset that you have published here. That would be a great help.
Nope, never used it, but given that the link has been clicked 2.6K times, there must be someone out there. Perhaps ask in the Marketplace slack channel?
I am trying to train a model to find out the people who have contributed to a development project. I think I could use this dataset for something of that sort. Thanks for the reply… Let me see if I can find it in the MarketPlace slack channel
I was also interested in your dataset but it is no longer available on the GDrive. Could you pls make it available again? I need that to play around with analytics so I would say outdated data is not an issue.
To “connect the dots” on this thread about data sets, there is a demo data set/generator available from Atlassian for partners:
To my knowledge, the requirement is to have at least 1 paid Marketplace app. Which means this is not a solution for some folks on this thread (or in this community generally). Also, this data set was built for demonstration so it’s design excludes some use cases like Machine Learning and Performance Testing.
And to further this topic a little, generating your own set of basic dummy data is a fairly straight-forward task.
Here’s a link to a basic CSV file of 1,000 issues for importing into Jira Software that I whipped up in Excel in about 5 minutes.
It’s just a set of Epics, each with 5 Stories, each with 5 Sub-tasks. Each has an Issue ID and Parent field set so they will be imported sequentially and linked together. The summary of each Issue is just two random words and the description is just other random words from some of the following issues. All you need to do is add more columns for any other fields that you want to simulate and populate them with fixed or random data.
Hi! I’m just doing the final project for my degree, and it would be really useful to have access to the CSV file I’ve just checked and the link is also down. Is there any chance for it to be available again? @sunnyape
I’ve got a Process Mining application ready to go but need some serious data volumes for testing
I’ve just checked and the link is also down. Is there any chance for it to be available again?