Confluence Cloud
- Ashley Mattingly
- Jessica Henderson
Confluence is a wiki-based software product that provides teams with workspace to collaborate, organize, and share documentation. As part of the SDLC process, Confluence lets you create and collaborate on software documentation. It includes templates designed for activities, such as software architecture review, sprint planning meeting, and product requirements.
UConn’s Confluence site, managed by ITS, is organized into spaces. Spaces are collection of pages that are intended to support a specific team or project. You can select a space type that suits your needs: team spaces, software project spaces, documentation spaces, or knowledge base spaces.
Confluence is the application behind the UConn Knowledge Base. Multiple Confluence knowledge base spaces are pulled together by our theme to create one, searchable resource for the UConn community.
As a wiki, pages and documents are easily edited by contributors, keeping the resource dynamic. Space administrators set the permissions and determine who may view, edit, add, and delete content.
You can access UConn’s Confluence at https://uconn.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces. You can view content open to the public without logging in. To edit and add content or see spaces or pages that are restricted, you need to request a license and log into Confluence.
Requesting Licenses
If you need access to contribute content to the public UConn Knowledge Base, start by emailing ITKB@uconn.edu. If you want a license for another project or need, start by emailing the Technology Support Center at techsupport@uconn.edu. Please note: There may be a charge per license. Service managers will work with you to find the appropriate solution.
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