Continuous integration: From Jenkins to GitLab using Docker

Linagora, an open-source company, transitioned its development tools from Atlassian to GitLab, finding significant improvements in their workflow through GitLab's comprehensive features like Git repository management, issue tracking, and built-in Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD). The switch to GitLab, which supports Docker, allowed Linagora to streamline their CI processes by using custom Docker images and leveraging services like MongoDB more efficiently, thus reducing the complexity and dependency management inherent in their previous Jenkins setup. This migration enhanced the readability and maintainability of their CI configurations, eliminating the need for machine-specific configurations and ensuring that tests run consistently in isolated environments.

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