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Free Cloud Jira instance is down, but general Jira is fine?

Hi All,

We started getting the following last week on our Free Jira instance (and continued to today) :-

"Your Atlassian Cloud site is currently unavailable.

Please check Atlassian Status for known problems.
If there are no known problems and your page hasn't appeared again in 5-10 minutes then please contact our support team.

Request ID: 3c34b6a2761448c5a424f11e3b5caa1d"

Anyone seen this or know what the problem might be? As i'm on the free tier, I can't get direct support to investigate :(

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Hi @Hemesh Patel

It looks like this site has been deactivated. I created a support case on your behalf over in https://getsupport.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/35/CA-2881597

Only a member of our customer advocate team could reactivate the site. I recommend following up in that ticket for additional help here.

Andy

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Thanks @Andy Heinzer , that is very much appreciated.

This is definately an interesting one since I didn't request de-activation due to being on the free tier, so I wonder if something triggered automatically. I'll keep an eye on the support ticket and feedback in case it was something I did not realise.

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They are deactivated after a period of inactivity. Unsure of the duration before this occurs. Something to discuss with support via ticket.

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Got word back: -

Being on a Free Tier, if the subscription renewal is set to "None" then it will deactivate after a month, so it needs to be set to Auto-Renew
If there are 120 days of inactivity, then it would be deactivated (in our case we accessed it last week).

Thanks for your help both, much appreicated.

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Thanks for sharing the info.

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hi @Hemesh Patel , i assume this is persisting and occurs for all users?

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I've asked a couple users of it yes, I'll ask a couple more to see.

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Yeah, checked with a few more and same :(

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I will escalate for you.

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