Proven GitLab to Cloud Build Migration – 2–4 Months
You migrate GitLab to Google Cloud Build with a proven, fixed-scope plan. Senior engineers run dual pipelines during cutover so your team never waits. Move to GKE-native builds and Artifact Registry.
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 → Google Cloud Build after migration
- ✓Fixed-scope project, no hidden overruns.
- ✓Dual-Build cutover: zero pipeline downtime.
- ✓Senior platform engineers run your migration.
- ✓Move to Google Cloud Build + Artifact Registry.
- ✓Pay-for-use builds reduce CI infrastructure cost.
Complex CI caching and dependencies
GitLab CI caches and dependencies are tightly coupled — untangling them for Cloud Build scares teams.
GitLab Pages migration unknowns
Your GitLab Pages sites need a separate plan. We handle the cutover so nothing breaks.
Auto DevOps lock-in
Built-in Auto DevOps templates lock you in. We rewrite them as Cloud Build configs, step by step.
GitLab → Google Cloud Build migration — your questions answered
How long does a GitLab to Cloud Build migration take?+
Typically 2–4 months with two senior engineers. We run dual pipelines in GitLab and Cloud Build until you're ready to cut over.
What about GitLab CI caching or Auto DevOps templates?+
We handle them. Your pipelines run on Cloud Build; we convert caching, dependencies, and Auto DevOps templates manually.
Do I lose GitLab support during migration?+
Your vendor support stays active during the project. If your GitLab renewal lapses, our third-party support covers most operational issues (not vendor patches).