Abstract
Moving your continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines from Jenkins to GitHub Actions offers several benefits, including savings and a more flexible and secure hybrid model. Jenkins installations usually use servers hosted in their own data centers, while GitHub operations offer a hybrid model where DevSecOps self-hosted runners can be used for secure workflows and open runners for other common workflows that handle less sensitive data/code. GitHub Actions and Jenkins share some similarities, making the transition to GitHub Actions relatively easy.
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