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IntegraCI vs a developer portalMigrate to IntegraCI
You do not have to rip out what works to adopt IntegraCI. Whether you run a DIY portal, a standalone CI platform, or a self-managed developer portal, IntegraCI governs the tools you already run. It connects to your CI, scanners, registries, and clouds through connectors and orchestrates and gates them, rather than replacing them. Your runners still execute. You add policy, isolation, and an audit trail on top.
Start where you are
The tools you already run are the ones you keep. IntegraCI connects to your existing CI, scanners, registries, and clouds through connectors and orchestrates and gates them. Your runners execute the work. IntegraCI generates the steps, reads the results, and enforces the policy you set.
Your runners keep running
IntegraCI connects to the CI you already run and gates it on policy. Your runners execute the builds. IntegraCI orchestrates the steps and acts on the results, so nothing about how your jobs run has to change.
Bring your own scanners
Point IntegraCI at the SAST, secret, and image scanners you already pay for. It generates the scan steps, reads what they report, and gates the build on the policy you set, instead of replacing the tools you trust.
Registries and clouds stay yours
Your container registries, cloud accounts, and clusters connect through connectors. IntegraCI orchestrates and records against them. It does not ask you to move your artifacts or re-platform your infrastructure.
IntegraCI orchestrates; your tools execute
migrate on a schedule you control
No big bang
You do not have to cut over everything to get value. Adopt one golden path for one team, run IntegraCI side by side with what you have, and widen the rollout when you are ready. Isolation and the audit trail apply from the very first service you onboard.
One golden path at a time
Scaffold a single golden path for one team and let the rest of your estate keep working as it does today. You prove the value on a real service before you widen the rollout.
Run it alongside what you have
IntegraCI sits next to your existing portal and pipelines rather than in front of them. Teams that have not moved yet are not blocked, and you migrate on a schedule you control.
Isolation and audit from service one
The first service you onboard gets database-enforced tenant isolation and a tamper-evident audit trail. You do not wait for a full cutover to get the boundary and the evidence.
Coming from a DIY portal
IntegraCI gives your developers a familiar software catalog, scaffolding templates, and technical docs, so the portal concepts are already familiar. On top of them it adds governance, database-enforced isolation, and delivery, so you do not have to assemble those yourself.
The portal concepts carry over
IntegraCI gives developers a familiar software catalog, scaffolding templates, and technical docs, so the portal concepts your team already knows stay familiar.
Governance and isolation added on top
On top of the portal, IntegraCI adds policy gates, database-enforced multi-tenant isolation, and a tamper-evident audit trail. The parts a self-managed portal leaves you to build are already wired in.
Delivery wired through
Golden paths connect to delivery: scaffold a service, gate it on policy, and govern its releases through the same portal your teams already open every day.
Want the detail on what IntegraCI adds over a self-managed portal? Read the full breakdown of catalog, governance, isolation, and delivery.
IntegraCI vs a developer portalWhat to expect
Each step works against the tools you already run. You add governance incrementally, and you can stop at any step that already covers what you need.
Connect your tools
Wire up your CI, scanners, registries, and clouds through connectors. Your runners and tools stay where they are; IntegraCI orchestrates and records against them.
Scaffold a golden path
Stand up one golden path for one team. The new service lands in the catalog with isolation and an audit trail from the first commit.
Put a policy gate in the path
Add a policy gate to the pipeline. The build is checked against the rules you set, and the decision is written to the trail you can export.
Govern releases
Route releases through approvals and the policy gate. Even AI actions pass the same gate and wait for a human before anything ships.
Request a demo, connect one tool, and govern one golden path. Keep your runners, your scanners, and your registries where they are. We are happy to walk through your setup if you want a hand.