Overview Migrating from Zephyr to Azure DevOps is more than moving test cases. Your test cycles, test executions, folders, manual test steps, comments, attachments, images, relationships, and history must all move together, so testing teams retain complete context and end-to-end traceability. OpsHub Migration Manager provides a GUI-based, no-code migration experience with reusable mappings that simplify migration setup. Teams continue working in Zephyr while the migration runs in parallel, with ongoing changes synchronized until the final cutover. This gives you time to verify data accuracy, workflows, and configurations before switching to Azure DevOps, ensuring a smooth transition with minimal disruption. Whether you're modernizing requirements management, standardizing development processes, or consolidating projects, OpsHub helps you migrate with complete traceability while preserving your requirement structure and project context. Why OpsHub for Zephyr to Azure DevOps Migration? 1. GUI-based no-code setup Configure migrations through an intuitive GUI with reusable mappings and configurable migration rules. Adapt mappings as requirements evolve without writing custom scripts. 2. Zero-downtime migration Keep QA teams productive while migration runs in parallel. Teams continue working in Zephyr while projects migrate to Azure DevOps, minimizing disruption until the final cutover. 3. Delta migration After the initial migration, synchronize only new and updated changes between Zephyr and Azure DevOps, keeping both environments aligned until you're ready for the final cutover. 4. Preserve complete testing context Migrate Zephyr tests, test cycles, test executions, folders, comments, attachments, images, relationships, history, and test steps to Azure DevOps while preserving complete testing context and end-to-end traceability. 5. Transform test management while you migrate Transform Zephyr test structures, workflows, custom fields, folders, and configurations into Azure DevOps Test Plans, Test Suites, Test Cases, and work item structures that align with your future testing process. 6. Migrate projects in parallel Move multiple testing projects simultaneously to reduce migration time without slowing down teams or taking either system offline. 7. Recover automatically from migration failures Keep migrations moving with automatic retries for failed items and rerun only unresolved records directly from the dashboard, avoiding full migration restarts. 8. Move sensitive testing data securely Protect testing data throughout the migration with encryption, secure authentication, role-based access controls, and PII masking
Use Cases Modernize your QA platform Move from Zephyr to Azure DevOps while preserving test cases, test cycles, executions, folders, manual test steps, and complete testing history. Standardize testing processes Transform Zephyr test structures into Azure DevOps Test Plans and Test Suites that align with your organization's testing and release process. Consolidate testing projects Migrate multiple Zephyr projects to Azure DevOps in phases while preserving testing context, traceability, and historical records.
Frequently asked questions Q1. What Zephyr data can OpsHub migrate to Azure DevOps? OpsHub migrates Tests, Test Cycles, Test Executions, Folders, manual test steps, comments, attachments, images, relationships, history, and associated project data, preserving complete testing context throughout the migration. Q2. Are manual test steps preserved during migration? Yes. OpsHub preserves manual test steps, along with attachments, comments, images, relationships, execution history, and other testing data to ensure complete traceability after migration. Q3. Can testing teams continue working during migration? Yes. Teams continue working in Zephyr while migration runs. Ongoing changes are synchronized until the final cutover, minimizing disruption to day-to-day testing. Q4. Does OpsHub require custom scripts? No. OpsHub provides a GUI-based, no-code migration experience with reusable mappings and configurable migration rules, eliminating the need for custom scripting. |
