3 Teams left Jenkins: Here's why

Continuous integration and build processes can be complex and time-consuming, prompting companies like Alteryx, ANWB, and EAB to transition from Jenkins to GitLab for improved efficiency and system management. Alteryx, an analytics platform, reduced their build times from three hours to 30 minutes by adopting GitLab, which streamlined their software development lifecycle by consolidating source code management, CI/CD, code reviews, and security scanning. ANWB, serving over 4.4 million members in the Netherlands, enhanced its deployment frequency and team autonomy by moving away from an outdated Jenkins toolchain to GitLab, setting the stage for a future cloud-centric approach. EAB, supporting over 1,500 educational institutions, aimed to simplify its integration processes and foster a "quality first" culture by leveraging GitLab's regular feature releases and affordable pricing, which allowed them to maintain a consistent pace of build releases with reduced complexity.

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