How to migrate Atlassian Bamboo Server's CI/CD infrastructure to GitLab CI, part one

The text outlines a detailed process of migrating a CI/CD structure from Atlassian Bamboo Server to GitLab CI/CD, specifically for a multi-component application. The current setup on Bamboo Server involves a sophisticated orchestration system for over 50 components, each stored in separate Git repositories, with distinct build and deployment pipelines. The migration task aims to maintain the existing deployment scheme while utilizing GitLab's features, ensuring self-service management of environments by team members and consistency in Infrastructure as Code (IaC) across different environments. The text describes the structure of the GitLab setup, including groups and projects for applications, shared CI configurations, and infrastructure management using Terraform. The demo repository provides Terraform files to replicate this setup in GitLab, allowing users to observe the process in action. The document also highlights the importance of maintaining security and monitoring aspects, even though they are omitted from the demo for simplicity. The second part of the series promises to delve deeper into the practical implementation of these concepts using GitLab CI/CD.

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