# About migrating to Bitrise

We have dedicated migration guides for Jenkins and the former Visual Studio App Center:

- [Migrating from Jenkins to Bitrise](/bitrise-ci/getting-started/migrating-to-bitrise/migrating-from-jenkins-to-bitrise).
- [Migrating from App Center to Bitrise](/bitrise-ci/getting-started/migrating-to-bitrise/migrating-from-app-center-to-bitrise).

These guides are meant to help the migration process by comparing the features of the other CI/CD services to Bitrise and introduce you to the most important concepts of how Bitrise works.

If you want to migrate to Bitrise from some other CI/CD or DevOps platform, we recommend familiarizing yourself with our key concepts:

- [Key concepts of the Bitrise platform](/bitrise-platform/getting-started/key-concepts-of-the-bitrise-platform).
- [Key Bitrise concepts](/bitrise-ci/getting-started/key-bitrise-concepts).
- [Release Management concepts](/release-management/getting-started-with-release-management/release-management-concepts).

Once you're familiar with these concepts, we offer quick start guides to get you through the first steps:

- [Getting started with the Bitrise platform](/bitrise-build-cache/getting-started-with-the-build-cache/getting-started-with-the-build-cache).
- [Getting started with Bitrise CI](/bitrise-ci/getting-started/getting-started).
- [Getting started with the Build Cache](/bitrise-build-cache/getting-started-with-the-build-cache/getting-started-with-the-build-cache).
- [Getting started with Release Management](/release-management/getting-started-with-release-management/adding-a-new-app-to-release-management).