Documentation for JIRA 4.3. Documentation for other versions of JIRA is available too. 
Installation Notes
- Configure JIRA as service on Mac OS X
- Configuring IIS with Tomcat
- Database Notes — These pages contain notes on configuring JIRA with various databases.
- Connecting JIRA to a different database than the one provided as default
- Incorrect database type specified
- Restarting from Setup Wizard in JIRA Standalone
- Surviving Connection Closures
- Database limitations on number of projects
- JIRA and HSQL
- Running SQL commands in a HSQL database — On rare occasions, one may wish to run raw SQL queries on a JIRA or Confluence database. This page describes how to obtain a SQL console for hsqldb http://hsqldb.sf.net databases, which JIRA and Confluence Standalone editions use by default.
- JIRA and MS SQL Server 2005
- JIRA and MS SQL Server 2008
- JIRA and MySQL
- Configuring MySQL 5.1 to store non-ASCII characters
- JIRA Cannot Connect to MySQL with Named Pipes Enabled
- JIRA Cannot Create Issues when Using MySQL with Binary Logging
- MySQL Administrator and Data Truncation Errors
- MySQL Data Access Exception - Errcode - 17 occurs with JIRA
- Setting up JIRA Standalone and MySQL on Linux
- JIRA and Oracle
- Configuring Datasource for Oracle 10g JDBC drivers
- Restoring data using I-Net (Oranxo) Driver for Oracle
- Store Workflow on Disk with Oracle 8 — A workaround for the problem of > 4000 character workflows in Oracle 8 is to store these on disk, instead of in the database.
- JIRA and PostgreSQL
- How to Set Up SMTP Relay in Exchange 2007
- Installation Troubleshooting Guide
- Installing a LDAP server on Debian Linux for use with JIRA
- Installing Java on Ubuntu or Debian
- Is Clustering or Load Balancing JIRA Possible
- java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
- JVM and Appserver configuration info
- LicenseFactory error after upgrading JIRA
- Logging request headers
- Running multiple instances of JIRA on one machine
- Solaris ClassNotFoundException
- Windows cannot find -Xms128m
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