Moving from Atlassian Confluence to BlueSpice

Big Move

Conclusion

If your organization uses the Atlassian Confluence collaboration platform and you aren't interested in following Atlassian into the cloud, consider BlueSpice as an alternative. BlueSpice is powered by the same technology behind Wikipedia and provides free and easy-to-use migration tools for moving your data. Keep in mind that this kind of migration almost always requires manually reworking and creating data, especially when it comes to user and metadata.

With BlueSpice, thanks to open source, you can even adapt the code of the migration wizards, as institutions such as NASA [8] and the University of Illinois [9] have done.

Infos

openDesk: https://interoperable-europe.ec.europa.eu/collection/open-source-observatory-osor/opendesk
XWiki Confluence Migration Toolkit: https://store.xwiki.com/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Confluence%20Migration%20Toolkit/
Confluence to XWiki migration: https://xwiki.com/en/confluence-to-xwiki-migration/
Confluence Migrator (Pro): https://xwiki.com/en/Blog/Easiest-migration-from-Confluence-to-XWiki/
Hallo Welt!: https://hallowelt.com/en/
Confluence to BlueSpice migration: https://bluespice.com/confluence-migration-process/
migrate-confluence: https://github.com/hallowelt/migrate-confluence
NASA and MediaWiki:https://diff.wikimedia.org/2016/05/05/mediawiki-nasa/
University of Illinois wiki:https://itaccessibility.illinois.edu/ewh/meeting/2022/01/11

The Author

Markus Feilner is a consultant for open source strategies in Regensburg, Germany, with experience working with Linux since 1994. Markus is now grommunio's Open Source Ambassador and previously was deputy editor-in-chief for the German-language Linux-Magazin . His company, Feilner IT, focuses on solving problems on OSI Layers 8 to 11.

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