Original link: https://soulteary.com/2022/06/25/confluence-7-and-6-two-versions-of-container-privatization-deployment-strategy.html
The privately deployed Confluence has been officially used since 2019. Although the official stopped selling new licenses a while ago, students with existing licenses can continue to use the software stably. Just because I am still helping my friends maintain the Confluence instance, I took the time to sort out the relevant knowledge and details. In this article, we will include local construction, cloud construction, some detailed experience in years of tossing, and what thinking is included in each step of the process, and why we do this. Only with a clear and thorough understanding of the reasons and context of all actions, an instance of privatization deployment is reliable and worry-free. Of course, I believe that this content should have nothing to do with the vast majority of students. There should be very few students who need to use and maintain it, and it is strongly related to the work content. I also believe that the next few articles can help you save a lot of things and time costs, so these articles will be different from the previous public blogs and will adopt a paid reading model. Hope it helps you who are still using Confluence and don’t plan to replace it in the short term.
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