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Hi everyone,
Thank you for taking the time to share your feature request with us. Your input is greatly appreciated, and we understand the effort and dedication it takes to provide us with your thoughts and ideas.
We are actively working on a solution for this feature request. Our team is committed to thoroughly investigating the best way to address this need, and we will keep you informed as we get closer to a possible release date.
Thank you to every person who provided feedback on this issue. We will update you as soon as we have more concrete information to share.
Joe Nguyen
Product Manager-Jira Cloud
jnguyen2@atlassian.com
Currently the option to see the storage is on a site level, and there is no way to verify if this is caused by a single project with a large number of attachments, or one single ticket, or whether it's caused by many attachments, etc.
The suggestion is to add more detail to this report so it is possible to drill down and see a list storage consumers on each product, with Jira showing it per project, and then per issue.
This allows administrators to detect when something is using more space than normal and also from using more resources on Atlassian side.
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[JRACLOUD-75922] Provide more granularity to storage usage
I support the inclusion of more detail in the storage usage, as it is important being able to detect what size and type of files the accounts of Jira are uploading, and due to the amount of individual tickets it is not possible to keep track of what is there.
Thanks!
It would help to have this feature to manage projects boards more efficiently, I think it would encourage better administration on boards, and also can be used as a good indicator to decide to go for a better plan if my projects are equally balanced in storage consumed. I think it is a win win
Yes, I would like to see the details.
On Confluence, when I remove objects, or empty trashcans, I have the impression that the disk space is not given back to me.
This will be a useful feature and it would be nice to be able to manage storage.
Stop threatening that we are over the storage limit, and stop trying to get us to buy 'premium' without giving us a way to manage our storage useage. From what I can tell, you are using fear tactics and aggressive marketing schemes to try to get people to upgrade their accounts and, frankly, its disgusting.
Please update this. We seeking to get alerts on this storage limit matters. If anthing goes down because of this who will aware