Remote License
Want to know if the remote license is a fit? Check out this help article for more information on remote licensing versus the marketplace license.
The remote license lets you connect to other Jira instances that don’t have to install or license Backbone.
The remote license makes use of endpoints. Each endpoint represents one partner Jira instance you can connect to. For example, if you get a remote license with two endpoints, you can sync to two Jira instances that don’t have Backbone installed at the same time.
If you try to synchronize with more instances than you have endpoints, you will get a license error and will not be able to start the synchronization. As soon as you stop all synchronizations using a Jira as an endpoint, the endpoint will be released, and can be used in other synchronizations.
How to Install the Remote License?
When you get the remote license (requested through the form), you can go to manage apps > Backbone Issue Sync > global settings and upload the the license file, backbone-issue-sync-license.xml, on that page.
How can I use the Remote License?
Once you’ve uploaded the remote license, it will be automatically applied to any started synchronization where the partner instance doesn’t have Backbone installed.
What does the Remote License Look Like?
In the license file, you can verify your expiration date and the amount of your remote endpoints:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<license>
<info>
<creation>2024-08-11</creation>
<holder>IT Unicorns Inc.</holder>
<creator>K15t Software GmbH</creator>
<product>Backbone Issue Sync for Jira</product>
</info>
<policies>
<policy type="PRODUCT_KEY">com.k15t.backbone.backbone-issue-sync</policy>
<policy type="EXPIRATION">2025-08-11</policy>
<policy type="MAX_REMOTE_ENDPOINTS">1</policy>
</policies>
<signature>qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm</signature>
</license>