Introduction In one of my previous posts, I briefly described the main ideas behind DevOps. DevOps is about improving the collaboration between the traditionally siloed development and operations ...

Introduction Virtual Machines can be scaled and managed using scale sets. Scale sets are essentially a way for you to manage a set of Virtual Machines as a single unit. Before scale sets, when you...

Introduction Dashboards are customizable canvas that enable your team to visualize status and monitor progress across your VSTS or TFS project. They replaced the previous Team Overview page. Using...

Introduction Visual Studio Code is Microsoft's tool for source code editing and it is designed for Windows, Linux and OS X. It's a tool used as a support for embedded Git control, debugging, synta...

Introduction The Endpoint represents the URL from where your service can be accessed by a client application. You can also visit Visual Studio website and go through the tutorial that will show ho...

Introduction Change is pervasive in competitive markets. In business we talk about the value of change, the necessity of change and driving the change. In an age of global distributed enterprise, ...

Introduction In some previous post I’ve described what kind of methodology are DevOps and what are the main differences between Development and Operations. In this post I’m going to describe the m...

Introduction If you want to know more about maintaining the backlog in a proper way, you can visit the following post: Key Tips For Maintaining Good Product Backlog in Agile and Scrum. The post...

Introduction TFS Team Project Manager can help you automate different tasks across Team Projects in Team Foundation Server. It can help you to manage build definitions, build process templates, wo...

Introduction DevOps is a methodology that refers to anything that settles the interaction between development and operations. Development needs as much changes as possible to grow and to meet the ...