Revyz Configuration Manager for Jira
Revyz Configuration Manager for Jira
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Connected Sites

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What is this feature?

  • This is a management dashboard that allows you to create, view, and authenticate secure connections between your current Jira Cloud site and other Jira Cloud sites.

  • Use Case Use this to set up the necessary links for cross-site operations. These connections are a prerequisite for performing Disaster Recovery, migrating projects, or cloning configurations and data between different instances.



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Connected Sites




Cross-site connections Dashboard


This page displays a list of all existing cross-site connections and allows you to manage them. The purpose is to set up a connection between this site and another Jira Cloud site to facilitate project migration between them.


Available Actions


At the top right, you have several management options:

  • + Add connection: Click this button to start the process of creating a new connection to another Jira Cloud site.

  • Activate connection: Select an existing, pending connection from the list and click this button to activate it.

  • Reset filters: Click this to clear any filters you have applied to the connection list.

  • Filter/View Icons: Use these icons to toggle the filter row or customize the columns visible in the table.


Connections Table


The main table provides a detailed list of all configured connections. You can filter each column to find a specific connection.

  • Connection name: The unique name given to the connection for identification.

  • Initiator site: The URL of the Jira site that started the connection request.

  • Authenticator site: The URL of the Jira site that must approve or authenticate the connection.

  • Initiated by: The user who created the connection request (appears as "Not found" if the user is no longer available).

  • Activated by: The user who approved the connection (appears as "Not found" if the user is no longer available).

  • Status: The current state of the connection.

    • ACTIVE: The connection is live and can be used for migration or cloning.

    • DEACTIVATED: The connection was previously active but is now disabled.

    • ACTIVATION PENDING: The connection has been initiated but is waiting for authentication from the other site.

  • Created date (UTC): The date and time when the connection was first created.