The 5 main benefits of switching from Jenkins to cloud CI, a report

Most mobile engineers know that Jenkins was not built with mobile in mind. Maintaining the on-premise hardware easily adds up to at least 10% of a developer’s time. Lost connection, debugging, and waiting for updates can take valuable hours of productivity away from the entire team. 
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For this report, we surveyed hundreds of engineers from our userbase and talked to experts in person from companies like EPAM, Nextdoor, Pulselive, Compass, Signify, and many more.

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What you'll learn

Leaving Jenkins behind results in a higher return on investment, thanks to predictability of resource requirements and freed-up capacity. Download the report to assess the impact of migrating your app from Jenkins to a cloud-based CI tool.
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Some of our key findings:

  • 89.8% saw a performance increase after moving to a cloud-based CI tool
  • 91.3% said they can spend time on building automation, improving process and performance, or creating new features, instead of firefighting Jenkins
  • Multiple teams reported strengthened DevSecOps processes after the switch