Azure DevOps Migration
Azure DevOps to GitHub migration
Improve productivity, streamline delivery, and unlock AI-powered development
Reduce complexity and cost
Software teams face pressure to innovate faster—but fragmented toolchains and managing multiple licenses create unnecessary complexity, hindering their productivity. Duplicated tooling and siloed workflows slow everyone down. If your version control lives in ADO, but your teams are already working in GitHub, it's time to align tools with strategy. We'll help you simplify, streamline, and set the stage for AI-powered development.
One integrated platform. AI-powered. Future-ready.
By migrating to GitHub, you consolidate platforms and gain an integrated developer experience with Copilot, Codespaces, GitHub Actions, and Advanced Security working together. This tight integration enables AI to support your entire software lifecycle, from planning to production. You'll deliver faster, simplify operations, and stay ahead as GitHub's ecosystem evolves with Microsoft's product roadmap.
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Both Microsoft and GitHub partner
We know both GitHub and Azure DevOps inside out, so your migration is efficient.
Trusted by big brands to modernize their software development
Let us guide you with our AI and DevOps expertise to drive productivity and innovation.
Solid expertise for a hassle-free migration
With years of experience in development tool migration, we make the process easy, so your teams can focus on delivering business value.
The collaboration was highly pragmatic and direct. Eficode provided migration services and support on very short notice.
I knew what we wanted, but we didn't have the experience in Azure DevOps, how to technically implement all this. Eficode helped with the setup.
Using Copilot to develop Java-based code for our integration platform brought several benefits.
Pick the migration option that suits you
Whether you want to keep Azure DevOps (ADO) for planning, move pipelines to GitHub, or go all-in with a full migration, we'll help you adopt agentic AI across your software lifecycle, consolidate tools for better efficiency and governance, and maximize ROI on your GitHub investment.
Migration Options
How migrating code to GitHub enables Agentic AI
Single source of truth for AI: AI agents in GitHub operate on live code, historical commits, issues, PRs, and test history without cross-platform friction.
AI-orchestrated workflows: GitHub Actions combined with Copilot Agents enable AI-powered automation.
Proactive code and test management: Copilot AI agents can generate, update, and run tests automatically, detect failures, and suggest fixes.
Continuous learning: AI agents adapt to project conventions, test patterns, and past defect history, improving suggestions and automation over time.
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Let's make your DevOps future-ready with GitHub.
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Azure DevOps with repos in GitHub
Scope: M, 2-4 weeks*What's included:
Keep Azure DevOps boards, CI/CD pipelines, and test plans
Migrate all source code repositories to GitHub
Integrate ADO work items with GitHub repositories.
Benefits:
AI-enabled pull request reviews, security scanning, and automated documentation
Minimal disruption to existing pipelines and tests
Early adoption of Copilot and AI agents in code workflows.
* These are estimates-the actual scope will be set in the migration assessment.
Azure DevOps with repos and pipelines in GitHub
Scope: L, 1-2 months*What's included:
Migrate source code and CI/CD pipelines to GitHub Actions
Integrate or migrate ADO test plans into GitHub-integrated test frameworks (e.g., Playwright, Cypress)
Keep or migrate ADO boards to GitHub projects.
Benefits:
Unified platform for coding, builds, and AI-assisted testing
Reduced Azure DevOps footprint
Accelerated delivery with integrated automation and security.
Full migration from Azure DevOps to GitHub
Scope: XL, 2+ months*What's included:
Migrate repositories from Azure DevOps, pipelines, boards/work items, test plans, and artifacts
Replace ADO test plans with GitHub-based test management and reporting
Fully adopt GitHub Projects, Actions, Packages, Codespaces, GHAS.
Benefits:
End-to-end delivery on a single platform
Full potential of AI agents across the SDLC
Simplified governance, security, and collaboration.
Why do companies choose GitHub over Azure DevOps?
GitHub is where innovation happens. It offers first-class developer tools, powerful AI features, and integrates more easily with the rest of the modern DevOps ecosystem.
What are the benefits of migrating from Azure DevOps to GitHub?
Migrating to GitHub simplifies your DevOps toolchain by consolidating platforms and enabling AI-powered development. With GitHub Copilot, Actions, and Advanced Security, you get faster delivery, improved collaboration, and reduced licensing and maintenance costs.
Do we need to migrate from Azure DevOps to GitHub?
No, both platforms are endorsed by Microsoft and work great together. We help you understand what to migrate to GitHub and what to integrate with Azure DevOps to create the best developer experience.
What does Eficode’s migration include?
We cover everything from planning and data transfer to post-migration support. That includes repositories, pipelines, permissions, work items, and team enablement.
How long does a typical Azure DevOps to GitHub migration take?
Timelines vary based on scope. A basic migration (code only) can take 2–4 weeks. A full migration—including pipelines, boards, and test plans—typically takes 2+ months. We’ll assess your setup and provide a tailored plan.