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NOTE: This suggestion is for JIRA Cloud. Using JIRA Server? See the corresponding suggestion.
Summary
It will be great to have the ability to view System Info page again in JIRA Cloud.
This is the information currently provided on that page for non-Cloud sites (copied from this doc):
| Setting | Description |
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| Base URL | The base URL of this Jira installation. It is used in outgoing email notifications as the prefix for links to Jira issues. It can be changed as described in Configuring Jira options. |
| System Date | The Jira server's system date. |
| System Time | The Jira server's system time. |
| Current Working Directory | States the current Jira Working Directory.Please see Important directories and files for more information. |
| Java Version | The Jira server's Java version. |
| Java Vendor | The Jira server's Java vendor. |
| JVM Version | The Jira server's JVM version. |
| JVM Vendor | The Jira server's JVM version. |
| JVM Implementation Version | The Jira server's JVM implementation version. |
| Java Runtime | The Jira server's Java runtime environment. |
| Java VM | The Jira server's Java Virtual Machine. |
| User Name | The operating system login name which Jira runs under. |
| User Timezone | The Jira server's timezone. |
| User Locale | The Jira server's locale. Unless the default language is modified in Jira's general configuration, the User Locale will dictate the default language. |
| System Encoding | The Jira server's system encoding. |
| Operating System | The Jira server's operating system. |
| OS Architecture | The Jira server's operating system architecture (e.g. i386). |
| Application Server Container | The application server in which your Jira instance is running.(See Supported platforms for a list of supported application servers.) |
| Database type | The type of database to which your Jira instance is connected.(See Supported platforms for a list of supported application servers.) |
| Database JNDI address | The JNDI address of the database to which your Jira instance is connected.(For more details, see Connecting Jira to a database.) |
| Database URL | The URL of the database to which your Jira instance is connected.(For more details, see Connecting Jira to a database.) |
| Database version | The version of the database to which your Jira instance is connected.(See Supported platforms for a list of supported application servers.) |
| Database driver | The driver which your Jira instance is using to connect to its database.(For more details, see Connecting Jira to a database.) |
| External user management | 'ON' / 'OFF' indicates whether Jira's users are being managed externally or internally to Jira (e.g. via Crowd). |
| Crowd integration | 'YES' / 'NO' indicates whether Atlassian's Crowd identity management system has been integrated with this instance of Jira. For more information please see the chapter titled 'Integrating Jira with Crowd' in the Crowd documentation. |
| JVM Input Arguments | A list of any variables that are being passed to your application server when it starts up.(For more information, see Setting properties and options on startup.) |
| Modified Files | A list of any files in your Jira installation that have been modified as part installation or customization of Jira. |
| Removed Files | A list of any files that have beeen removed from your Jira installation. |
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[JRACLOUD-63408] Ability to view System Info page in JIRA Cloud
There are also some good apps that I have started using as a workaround for now that can help give some vital bits of information. Check out the "Instance Auditor" apps on the marketplace.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221932/instance-auditor-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
Hello, I have a situation where the customer would like to see those views; so. Do you have any updates so far?
Kindly help us to unblock checking system information in Jira cloud which will helpful for us during the migration process.
We have released an improvement for Site Statistics for Jira Cloud.
Now you can track the growth of your Cloud site over time from a chart.
Hope it helps.
This has been a huge blocker in our client migration planning sessions. Not sure why this was ever blocked? What's the thinking there? What's the cost benefit to Atlassian by not having this? Doing this hurts your Platinum Partners ability to best represent Atlassian and better manage the tool when working with our end customers, which are ultimately your customers too. Help us, help you keep all customers happy!!!
We have built an app - Site Statistics for Jira Cloud so that Jira Cloud admins view some key statistics like (total issue count, total project count)
Hope it helps.
PLEASE bring this back. As a partner when doing an analysis of a potential customer for ball parking an estimate all we had to do is to ask for the system info page. Now we will have to find another way to scope the effort.
Hello, just to show the "Database Statistics" would be really very great and helpful.