Hello Atlassian team,

We strongly support this feature request because currently, when we approach storage limits, we are essentially “blind” regarding which projects or spaces consume the most storage. The data provided at product level (e.g., Jira as a whole) is too general for effective storage management, especially in large organizations with many projects.

Although there is functionality showing tickets consuming the most space, aside from being limited it lacks clear distinction by product or project, which makes prioritizing cleanup efforts difficult and inefficient. For example, if storage pressure exists in Jira Service Management but not in Jira Software, knowing ticket-level details without product context is not helpful.

Being able to see storage usage broken down by project or space would greatly improve our ability to manage data retention, delete attachments or other large items where needed, and avoid hitting storage limits unexpectedly.

Thank you for considering this improvement — it would be a significant help for admins managing storage across multiple projects and products.

Best regards,

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Jira, You can make this as an offline feature. Like you can run a job in backend once a week and post that update of TICKET,SPACE under a report. This way you dont need to burn Jira engine with real time data. No one actually needs real time data for these kinds of requests.

I would say one developer and project manager can complete this task.

https://getsupport.atlassian.com/browse/JST-821079

This has been a struggle esp when you have a large cloud deployment with lot of projects and issues.  

Few points:

1. We need visibility to storage by project 
2. We need tools to be able to list issues that are consuming the most 
3. We need tools to support deleting of the attachments perhaps older than a given date.  

So far it is a really a big black box with just one number and indication that you are exceeding or not.  Really does not help manage the instance.  Lot of going back and forth with support on this.  I feel simple functionality is missing for a cloud deployment.