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A sandbox is an isolated environment where you can experiment and test changes before making them in production. Every sandbox works like a replica of your production instance – it’s connected to it, has a similar URL, and includes either all or a subset of its data, depending on what you copy.
Available in Premium and Enterprise plans
Sandbox are available only for Premium and Enterprise plans. In the default experience, you can create one sandbox for every product instance.
We’ve launched an Open Beta that allows you to create multiple sandboxes for a single product instance. Thanks to that, you can create different testing environments for different kinds of changes, for example:
App testing sandbox
New features sandbox
Migration sandbox
You can also combine multiple eligible products from your production site under common sandbox sites that serve the same testing purpose. For example, instead of separating your Jira and Confluence into separate sites, you can add both of them to your App testing sandbox site, just like in their original setup.
Every Enterprise plan entitles you to 10 sandboxes – you can use them for a single production site or spread your limit across more production sites to give testing environments to different teams.
You can find all important details in:
The number of available sandboxes depends on your plan:
Premium plan: You can create one sandbox. So, you get a single testing environment for the selected production instance.
Enterprise plan: You can create multiple sandboxes. This means that a single production instance can have multiple testing environments for different kinds of changes, for example development, staging, or User Acceptance Testing (UAT).
If you have multiple Premium or Enterprise plans, like Jira Enterprise and Confluence Enterprise, it’s important to understand additional limits and how you can distribute or combine sandboxes across your site. For details, see Sandbox limits.
When you create a new sandbox, you always choose:
Source production site so we can create a mapping.
New name so we can create a new URL, like dev-atlassian.com.
Product you want to create a sandbox for.
As a result, you really create a sandbox site (dev-atlassian.com) with 1 sandbox in it. This division into sandbox sites and sandboxes makes it easier for us to recreate the backbone of your production site, and organize your sandboxes.
Here is some information about the contents of sandboxes.
After you create a sandbox, you choose what data you want to copy to it from the production instance. You can copy all data or only a subset, depending on what you need to test. Some data types or configuration items can’t be copied to a sandbox. What data is copied to sandboxes
サンドボックスのユーザー制限は、リンクされた本番環境と同じです。
サンドボックスは本番環境ではないため、サンドボックス破壊時のデータ保持は保証されません。サンドボックスは、製品の SLA の保証範囲には含まれません。これらの理由から、サンドボックスをデータの唯一の保存先として使用しないようにしてください。
Atlassian Marketplace apps with a paid subscription on a linked production environment can be added to a sandbox for free. More about managing apps in a sandbox. Manage apps for sandboxes
サンドボックスは主にアトラシアン製品の変更をテストするために使用しますが、サンドボックスを作成してサーバーからクラウドへの移行をテストすることもできます。サンドボックスは簡単に削除して再作成することができ、サンドボックス内で行った変更は本番環境に影響しません。
To test a migration using a sandbox use the Jira Cloud Migration Assistant or Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant.
サーバーのインポートを複数回テストする場合は、サンドボックスを削除して、再度作成することをお勧めします。複数のインポート ファイルを同時にテストすることはお勧めしません。動作しない可能性があります。
To get started with sandboxes:
admin.atlassian.com に移動して、組織を選択します。
Go to Products > Sandbox.
Create your first sandbox.
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