In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to migrate one project from Jenkins to TeamCity, step by step.

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A step-by-step guide for migrating a single Jenkins project to TeamCity without disrupting existing workflows. Covers preparation (auditing Jenkins jobs, plugins, credentials), implementation (setting up TeamCity Cloud or on-prem, connecting repositories, configuring build steps with Maven/Gradle runners or Kotlin DSL, setting up triggers and chaining builds), and validation (parallel runs, gradual cutover). Highlights TeamCity's native capabilities that replace Jenkins plugins: built-in VCS integration, secrets management with HashiCorp Vault support, real-time GitHub status updates, and configuration-as-code via Kotlin DSL.

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