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Migrate to Azure DevOps Without Downtime or Data Loss

Move projects, teams, and history to Azure DevOps without losing data or causing business disruption. Ensure end-to-end traceability, maintain compliance, and preserve context across tools throughout the migration process.

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Common migration challenges

Downtime halts work

Teams are locked out during migration

Data loss & broken traceability

Missing work items, attachments, or links create audit and compliance issues

One-project-at-a-time

Slow, sequential migrations drag the process for longer durations.

OpsHub Migration Manager is engineered for business continuity

Smarter planning with Data Discovery Utility

Assess project scope, data volume, and dependencies upfront for a detailed roadmap to migrate to Azure DevOps.

Move multiple projects simultaneously

Run multiple project migrations in parallel, accelerating timelines and reducing business impact.

Supports migration from 70+ tools to Azure DevOps

Seamlessly migrate from Jira, Rally, Micro Focus ALM, ServiceNow, GitHub, VersionOne, Bugzilla to Azure DevOps.

Zero downtime migration

Keep teams productive while migrating projects, issues, and workflows. No system freezes or interruptions.

Zero disruption migration

Run your legacy system and Jira in parallel, validating every item before the final cutover.

Expert support

Dedicated migration support ensures predictable outcomes for complex, large-scale migrations.

Experience scalable, non-disruptive migration with OMM

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What Can Be Migrated

Supported Tools:

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OpsHub Migration Manager supports migration from 70+ systems across DevOps, ITSM, and ALM ecosystems to Azure DevOps. Learn more

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Tools and entities we support

Migrate to Azure DevOps from these, and 60+ tools

Tool Versions Entities

Jira

Cloud On Premise: (Server and Data Center):4.x (except 4.4), From 5.x.x to 8.22.x On Premise: (Data Center): 9.0.0 to 9.12.x
All System & Custom Issue Types, Sub-Task Types, Version and Worklog; Sub-Task Write, and Version is not supported below Jira Version 5.0.

Rally

RALLY Version: All API Version: v2.0
Portfolio Items, Defect, Task, Test Case, Test Case Result,Test Set, Test Folder, User Story, Change Set [Write support only, Release, Iteration, Milestone], Risk

IBM Rational DOORS

9.1, 9.2, 9.3, 9.4, 9.5, 9.6 till 9.7.2
Requirement, Baseline [Read only]

Azure DevOps(VSTS)

All
Test Plan, Test Result, Test Run, Test Suite, all Workitems such as Bug, Requirement, Task, Test Case, User Story, Shared Steps, Iteration, Area Path, Group, Team, User, Dashboard, Query, Widget and Pipeline
Only Read Support for: Git Commit Information , Pull Request, *Build [Build Entity – limited release. May change in future and requires OpsHub Professional Services engagement]

Azure DevOps Server(TFS)

2010, 2012, 2013, 2015 (up to Update 3), 2017, 2017 Update 2, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022
Test Plan, Test Result, Test Run, Test Suite, all Workitems such as Bug, Requirement, Task, Test Case, User Story, Shared Steps and All Custom Entity Types
Iteration, Area Path, User Group, Team and User [For Versions > 2010] Dashboard, Query, Widget [For Versions >= 2017] Only Polling Support for : Git Commit Information [For Versions >= 2016], Pull Request [For Versions >= 2018], Build [For Versions >= 2019] [Limited release – May change in future and requires OpsHub Professional Services engagement], Pipeline [For Versions >= 2018]

OpenText ALM(Micro Focus ALM/QC)

SaaS: 15.x, On-Premise: 10.0*, 11.0*[Patch 8, i.e., Micro Focus ALM/QC 11.00 Service Pack 3 and later], 11.5, 11.5x, 12.0, 12.2, 12.5, 12.52, 12.53, 12.55, 12.6, 15.x, 16.x, 17.x
Defect, Requirement, Test, Test Set, Test Set Folder (supported for Saas and On-Premise: Version 12 and above), Test Configurations (supported for On-Premise: Version 15 and above), Test Plan Folder (supported for Saas and On-Premise: Version 12 and above), Test Run, Cycle (supported in Micro Focus ALM/QC 11 and above), Release (supported in Micro Focus ALM/QC 11 and above), Release folder (supported in Micro Focus ALM/QC 12 and above)Trigger Support: Test Set, Execution Request

Frequently Asked Questions

These are the questions we hear most often from teams planning Azure DevOps migration.

What are the best practices for syncing Azure DevOps projects?

Start by defining what needs to stay in sync, in which direction, and at what frequency. Key practices include:

  • Map user identities before enabling sync so assignments stay accurate
  • Use conflict detection to prevent data overwrites when both sides update the same record
  • Filter sync scope by project, entity type, or field values to avoid syncing everything
  • Enable reconciliation to match existing records and prevent duplicates
  • Keep audit logs of every sync operation for traceability

OpsHub Migration Manager (OMM) handles migration between Azure DevOps and 70+ tools including Jira, ServiceNow, and Salesforce with field-level mapping and configurable sync rules.

Are there any free or open-source tools for Azure DevOps migration?

Yes. Microsoft’s Data Migration Tool (DMT) is free but requires full collection imports with no selective project migration. OpsHub Migrator for Azure DevOps (OM4ADO) offers a free Community Edition for projects under 1,000 work item revisions with full history preservation. Open-source tools like Solidify’s Jira migrator handle basic scenarios but lack attachment support, delta sync, and error recovery. For migrations involving test entities, compliance requirements, or zero-downtime needs, OM4ADO’s Professional or Ultimate editions fill those gaps.

How does a lift and shift approach work in Azure cloud migration?
Lift and shift moves projects from on-premise TFS or Azure DevOps Server to Azure DevOps Services in the cloud, replicating the existing structure rather than redesigning it. Microsoft’s native import moves entire collections at once and requires downtime. OpsHub Migrator for Azure DevOps (OM4ADO) provides a more controlled path: selective project migration, full revision history, test entities, and pipeline configurations move while teams keep working in the source system. Delta sync captures changes during the migration window so no freeze period is required.
What are common challenges faced during Azure DevOps migration and how to overcome them?

Most challenges fall into five areas:

  • History loss: CSV imports capture only current state. Use a tool that preserves full revision history with original authors and timestamps.
  • Identity mismatches: TFS uses Active Directory, Azure DevOps Services uses Microsoft Entra ID. Build an identity mapping before starting.
  • Pipeline failures: Service connections and agent pools are tied to the source environment and need to be recreated in the target.
  • Test entity gaps: Test plans, suites, and results are often overlooked. OM4ADO’s Professional edition migrates the full test hierarchy.
  • Downtime pressure: OpsHub’s delta sync and reverse sync let teams keep working in the source throughout migration.
How do I preserve work item history and audit trails during Azure DevOps migration?

History preservation requires writing every revision into Azure DevOps with the original field values, author, and timestamp. CSV exports do not carry revisions. API scripts can read them but struggle with correct timestamp sequencing and bypass rules. OpsHub Migrator for Azure DevOps (OM4ADO) preserves the complete revision history and supports user impersonation and time impersonation on the Azure DevOps side, so each revision appears under the original author rather than a migration service account. This is critical for regulated industries where audit trail continuity is a compliance requirement.

Can I migrate from multiple source tools to Azure DevOps at the same time?

Yes. OpsHub Migration Manager supports migration from 70+ ALM, DevOps, and ITSM tools into Azure DevOps through pre-built connectors. Teams migrating simultaneously from Jira, Rally, IBM DOORS, ServiceNow, HP ALM, or other tools can run parallel migrations using the same platform, with each source system mapped independently. Each migration follows the same process: schema discovery, field mapping, pilot run, full migration with delta sync, and validation.