How is Easy8 updated in an air-gapped network?
Easy8 delivers offline update packages as part of its deployment service. Your team transfers them into the isolated network through its own approved process and installs them there.
The packages work with every install route Easy8 supports: a Docker container, a pre-configured virtual machine or a custom installation. Transfer usually goes through removable media or an internal repository, so the installation never needs a route to the internet. Security hardening and regular maintenance are part of the same service.
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Can we migrate our Jira data into an air-gapped Easy8?
Yes. Easy8 migrates Jira projects with its native migrator or an n8n-based migration tool, and tests the result in a pilot on a copy of your own data before go-live.
Can open-source project management tools run air-gapped?
Usually yes on licensing, and often awkwardly on installation. There is no key to activate, which removes the hardest problem.
What remains is dependency fetching: package managers, container registries and plugin ecosystems all expect a network, so you need an internal mirror or a pinned image you can carry in on media.
