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 | 08:30     | Breakfast / Check-in
 | 09:30     | [Sustaining Git repo performance under heavy load](sessions/sustaining-git-repo-performance-under-heavy-load.md)
 | 10:15     | [Qualcomm's Gerrit management overview from Devops/SRE](sessions/devops-qcom.md)
+| 11:00     | [Migration from Gerrit 2.13 to 3.9: Challenges and Lessons](sessions/migrating-from-2.13-to-3.9.md)
 | 12:30     | Lunch & Networking
 | 17:00     | End of the day
 
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+# Migration from Gerrit 2.13 to 3.9: Challenges and Lessons Learned
+
+The migration from Gerrit 2.13 to 3.9 presents a significant shift,
+involving deep structural changes that can be challenging to navigate.
+One of the key hurdles is the transition from the legacy ReviewDB to NoteDB,
+which fundamentally changes how data is stored and managed.
+In this talk, I will discuss our experience migrating across these versions
+on a per-project basis to minimize downtime and ensure a smooth transition
+for teams.
+
+We’ll explore the technical challenges faced during the migration,
+including data integrity issues, performance impacts, and the complexities
+introduced by the major architectural shift. By sharing insights from this
+process, attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how to plan,
+execute, and mitigate risks when undertaking such a large-scale Gerrit
+upgrade, especially when dealing with long-lived versions like Gerrit 2.13.
+
+*[Fabio Ponciroli, Senior Engineer / GerritForge](../speakers.md#fponciroli)*
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