Proven GitLab to AWS CodePipeline Migrations
Yes, migrating from GitLab to AWS CodeSuite is a well-understood project. We execute it with senior engineers, fixed scope, and zero disruption to your current operations—while keeping your legacy platform supported.
The lowest-cost way off GitLab: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.
How we support GitLab → AWS CodeSuite after migration
- ✓Senior engineers execute your GitLab to CodePipeline migration.
- ✓Fixed scope projects—your budget and timeline are locked.
- ✓Refactor GitLab CI into clean CodeBuild and CodePipeline code.
- ✓Your legacy platform stays supported during the move.
- ✓Unified AWS billing and credits for your DevOps stack.
AWS native mandates and fragmented DevOps
Your AWS-centric team is forced to manage a separate DevOps toolchain. Billing sprawls between GitLab licenses and AWS credits. Native integration with CodePipeline, CodeCommit, and CodeBuild is missing—adding complexity.
Fear of breaking GitLab CI workflows
Migrating complex CI pipelines with custom runners, dynamic environments, and security scanners feels risky. You worry about breaking workflows or losing capabilities you rely on daily.
License spend drag on a platform you're leaving
—GitLab renewal costs climb. You're paying for a suite you're actively moving away from. Without a concrete plan, the cost drags on while you stay on a platform you want to leave.
GitLab → AWS CodeSuite migration — your questions answered
What about GitLab CI runners with specialized hardware?+
Yes, we refactor those into AWS-native equivalents. Custom runners become CodeBuild environments. Review Apps map to CloudFormation stacks with CodePipeline deployments. We handle the translation so your workflow stays intact.
How do you handle GitLab dynamic review environments?+
We re-create them using CodeBuild custom environments and CloudFormation. Your developers keep the same preview workflow—just on AWS infrastructure. No loss of functionality.
What about GitLab built-in security scanners?+
We migrate scans to AWS-native tools like CodeGuru and AWS Security Hub, plus integrate third-party scanners via CodeBuild. Your security posture remains strong without GitLab-specific plugins.
Is there a coverage gap during migration?+
You keep vendor support as long as your contract is active. If it lapses, our third-party support covers most operational issues. No forced big-bang cutover—move on your timeline.
From GitLab to AWS—Done Right.
Beyond migration, we keep your AWS DevOps platform running. Our managed AWS DevOps support and IaC governance ensure your pipelines stay efficient, secure, and cost-optimized long after the move. You focus on building—we handle the infrastructure.