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Proven GitLab to Azure DevOps Migrations, Fixed Scope

Migrate GitLab to Azure DevOps in a structured, well-understood project. Move your entire CI/CD pipeline — repos, pipelines, approvals — while keeping GitLab running in parallel. No forced cutover, no lost agility.

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The lowest-cost way off GitLab: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.

Automated discovery
Your GitLab estate mapped — workloads, dependencies, licensing — before day one
Conversion tooling
Schema, config and workload translation to Azure DevOps, automated where it's safe
Parity validation
Side-by-side testing proves Azure DevOps matches production before cutover
Runbook cutover
Rehearsed, reversible, scheduled in your maintenance window
3–5 months
Project Timeline
3–4
Senior Engineers per Project
40–70%
Savings on Legacy Support

How we support GitLab → Azure DevOps after migration

  • Fixed-scope project with senior platform engineers.
  • Maintain GitLab parallel runs throughout migration.
  • Protect code shipping schedules — no forced cutover.
  • Avoid double-licensing traps on your legacy platform.
  • Post-migration: managed Azure DevOps support.
  • 24/7 US-based support from experienced team.

Don't break your shipping rhythm.

Your team ships code daily on GitLab CI/CD. Any migration that stops those pipelines threatens product schedules and customer commitments.

Double-licensing drains budget.

Enterprise mandates to consolidate under Microsoft Azure DevOps often create a costly overlap period — paying for both GitLab and Azure DevOps licenses simultaneously.

Complex configurations scare your team.

Custom runners, merge request approval rules, and complex YAML configurations feel impossible to replicate exactly. One missed setting, and your development process stalls.

GitLab → Azure DevOps migration — your questions answered

What about my GitLab CI/CD custom runners and YAML configurations? We have complex rules.+

Yes, GitLab CI/CD custom runners are a common complexity. Our engineers map your runner configurations, reproduce them in Azure Pipelines, and validate equivalence before cutover. We maintain parallel run support on GitLab throughout so your builds never fall behind.

Can you migrate my GitLab merge request approval rules correctly?+

We preserve your approval rules logic during migration. Merge request templates, required approvers, and conditional approvals are recreated within Azure DevOps Repos policies. Your governance stays intact.

What happens to GitLab Pages during the migration?+

We evaluate GitLab Pages dependencies. If you need them during transition, we proxy or redirect until the Azure DevOps equivalent is live. Pages are covered in our scope assessment so there are no surprises.

Do I have to cut over all at once? What if my GitLab renewal deadline is tight?+

Vendor support stays active as long as your GitLab contract is active — no forced cutover. If your renewal lapses, our independent third-party support covers most operational issues on GitLab while you finish the move. It does not include vendor patches. You migrate on your timeline, not the vendor's.

Keep Shipping. Start Your Azure DevOps TCO Assessment.

Your GitLab environment runs critical pipelines. Our fixed-scope migration keeps them alive — no downtime, no double billing. Post-move, we optimize your Azure DevOps pipelines and manage the platform so your team can focus on features, not upkeep. Get the full cost picture before you commit. A free Azure DevOps TCO assessment shows exactly what you save, what you keep, and how fast you move.

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