Nah, let's wait for it to turn 18, at least we could have a beer with it. 

Haha best Ticket ever. I will throw a 10 year anniversary party at my office. Anyone wanna join?  

10 years and no progress

This is one of the most ridiculous blocks I've seen for such a product. We also will be looking for other means and potentially moving out of their cloud service which seems to be a giant money grab compared to on prem which is WAY easier to manage as well as doesn't charge you per person because they "may" have access to a project... ouch.

Is there any update on this feature request? When will custom subdomains for Jira SD be implemented?

There's still datacenter for onprem. Which means Atlassian is continuing to give the big FU-WeDontCare to people who are paying $42k+ a year for software.

That's half a developer salary... they can't take 10-20 hours to develop custom domains? Come on...

Hi,

you are partially right, David, but there is so much functionality missing in cloud versions that this sounds more like wishful thinking. In any case I believe we should give Atlassian some feedback and this is one of the places to do so. We are extremely disappointed with their approach and will move somewhere else after they transition to cloud and EOL server edition. If they don't want our money, we will just spend it somewhere else, c'est la vie.

Martin

Hi,

I very doubt Atlassian will do anything about all those 5+ years old tickets pertinent to products that are soon going EOL They're going to force all customers to migrate to their Cloud products so it's probably more efficient and less frustrating to log features features there instead. Therefore, it's a bit pointless to leave further comments here - am unsubscribing as well as looking for alternative products that are open source and new key features can be added by community or do it myself within weeks or months but not years or never. Atlassian have proven over the past 8 years that they don't seem to care about what customers are saying and tend to stick to their own roadmap ignoring those who products are made for in the first place.

Best,

David

such an obvious disregard for customer needs is quite eloquent. nice job atlassian.

This is such a simple feature to implement that I can't understand why they would frustrate people by not doing it.

I have got around the problem by using IIS and ARR which means everyone is sent to my IIS server by and nice, easy to remember URL instead of directly Jira and I just reroute the requests. Not something I should have to maintain separately though!