# Support for Atlassian Confluence

This page describes the Atlassian Confluence data that's supported for backup and restore, including the scope at which supported data is captured and limitations or exclusions.

## Supported

### Platform requirements

Commvault supports Atlassian Confluence Cloud (not on-premises) running on Linux OS.

### Site configuration

The following are backed up at the site level:

- Global Templates

### Space configuration

Component | Where the data is backed up
--- | ---
Space-level settings Space access and roles Space-level templates | Individual folders
Content Pages Smart links Folders Attachments Metadata Key Name Description Homepage Blogs Comments | Individual space folders

### Backup and restore capabilities

Commvault protects your Confluence data via an OAuth 2.0 (3LO) app using Atlassian's REST APIs. It backs up hierarchical data, including sites, projects, and content. Restore capabilities include restoring content directly to a space/project in the destination. Restores overwrite existing content at the destination.

## Not supported

### Content types

Component | Considerations
--- | ---
Confluence whiteboards | Whiteboards are not supported for backup.
Confluence databases | Database content is not supported for backup.

### System configuration

Component | Considerations
--- | ---
Global blueprints | Site-level blueprints are not backed up.
User passwords and authentication | User passwords and authentication tokens are not backed up for security reasons.
External directory integration | LDAP and SSO configurations must be reconfigured manually after a restore.
Application links | External application links and integrations must be reconfigured manually.
Third-party apps | Custom apps, plugins, and add-ons are not backed up and must be reinstalled.

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