Incorporate disk space tiers for cloud services

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    • Type: Suggestion
    • Resolution: Fixed
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      Atlassian Update - 20 August 2019
      Hi everyone,
      Thank you for giving your feedback and time. After considering how our customers use our storage, we have decided to make the following changes to our Jira and Cloud offerings:
      • We have increased Standard storage for Jira and Confluence products from 25GB to 250GB.
      • We have an unlimited storage offering for customers who purchase[ Premium|https://www.atlassian.com/software/premium] for either Jira or Confluence, on top of other benefits Premium customers will get.

      As a result, I am marking this ticket as DONE. For more information, please check out our [Cloud storage policies|https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/storage-for-jira-and-confluence-873871366.html].
      Please let me know if you have any questions.
      Best regards,
      Jenny Chu
      Product Manager, Atlassian Cloud||

       

      Currently, the cloud disk space limit is 25 GB.

      Ideally, customers should have the ability to select the amount of disk space they require and, in future, be able to upgrade if needed. This should ideally be done via paid disk space tiers and not necessarily by user tier.

      A related ticket (CLOUD-7509) recommends increasing disk space by user tier. I expect there are 10 user licensed instances that could leverage 100GB+ and 2000 user licensed instances that will never exceed the existing 25GB limit. Offering disk space options outside of user tiers should incur a more efficient use of available storage and provide customers with payment options that provide a greater ROI to Atlassian based on storage efficiency alone.

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            Reporter:
            Jeffery Bennett
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