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Team Foundation Server (TFS) is a Microsoft product that provides source control, work item tracking, build automation, reporting, and project management capabilities for collaborative software development. It allows version control with features like branching and merging. The work item tracking system allows defining requirements, tasks, bugs, and test cases. TFS provides build automation with options like continuous integration. Reporting includes over 30 out of the box reports on project data stored in a data warehouse. Project management support is included for agile and waterfall methodologies.

Team Foundation Server Lucian Timofte Universitatea Politehnica Timisoara

What is TFS? Team Foundation Server (commonly abbreviated to TFS) is a Microsoft product offering source control, data collection, reporting, and project tracking, and is intended for collaborative software development projects.[1] It is available either as stand-alone software, or as the server side back end platform for Visual Studio Team System (VSTS).

Features - Version Control Team Foundation Server 2010 provides state of the art version control and seamless integration with Visual Studio. It supports teams doing parallel development and includes many powerful features like atomic check-ins, branching and merging, shelving, labeling, concurrent check-outs, check-in policies, and the association of check-ins with work items. Powerful visualization tools reduce the complexity in branching and merging and helps you understand the scope, organization, and maintenance of your source code and easily identify, track, and manage changes across branches.

Work Item Tracking Team Foundation Server 2010 features an integrated work item tracking system. Work items can consist of requirements, tasks, bugs, issues, and test cases. The work item tracking system is extensible and you can define and control fields that are presented to the user, fields that are rolled up into reports, states that the work item can be in, how state transitions should occur, and receive alerts on state changes.

Build Automation eam Foundation Server 2010 provides a robust and fully featured build automation server. You can customize Team Foundation Build and configure triggers for manual build, continuous integration, rolling builds, gated check-in, or scheduled builds. The gated check-in feature helps teams working in the same branch to prevent costly and time-consuming build breaks by testing code in isolation before it goes into the full repository. In addition, support for Windows Workflow based builds with powerful features like build queuing and build agent pooling enable you to easily customize, manage and scale out your build environments.

Reporting Powerful reports and dashboards in Team Foundation Server 2010 help you analyze and track progress and quality in real-time. Project data is stored in a data warehouse and features an OLAP cube that allows for rich reporting using Microsoft Excel and SQL Report Designer. Dashboards are based on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS)/SharePoint Server as well as Windows SharePoint Services/SharePoint Foundation. Team Foundation Server 2010 ships with more than 30 reports out of the box and you can easily create custom reports.

Project Management Team Foundation Server 2010 allows you to work the way you want and features built-in support for Agile and waterfall methodologies. Team Foundation Server provides MSF for Agile, CMMI and SCRUM process templates; or you can choose from a number of third party process templates. Use the Microsoft Excel Agile Planning Workbook to create and manage the product backlog, estimate the team’s velocity, and break the project down into iterations. The Iteration Backlog enables you to plan iterations and track progress. In addition, integration with Microsoft Project enables stakeholders and project managers to gain real-time insight into project health as well as ways to improve existing processes.

Team Foundation Server (TFS) is a Microsoft product that provides source control, work item tracking, reporting, and project management capabilities for collaborative software development. It includes version control, build automation, integrated work item tracking for requirements, bugs, and test cases. TFS also provides reports, dashboards, and supports both Agile and waterfall methodologies through built-in and third party templates.

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The document discusses Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and service lifecycle management using TFS, emphasizing continual process improvement, solution design, and project portfolio management. It outlines various stages such as service strategy, service transition, and service operation, highlighting key tasks like requirements tracking, quality assurance, and change management. Additionally, it mentions the use of Microsoft tools and template processes for managing work items and reporting.

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This document provides an overview of administering a Team Foundation Server (TFS) application. It covers the operational architecture including databases and services, backup and restore processes, application administration such as managing users and groups, creating team projects, setting permissions, and other administrative functions. It also discusses maintenance plans for SQL databases, adding and removing users, and data migration from external version control and defect tracking systems.

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This document provides an overview of Team Foundation Server (TFS) by Phase 2 International, including: 1. TFS is an advanced source control and software development lifecycle (SDLC) management tool that includes work item tracking, project management, document management, and reporting capabilities. 2. TFS requires Windows Server 2003 or 2008 and SQL Server 2005 or 2008 to be installed on a dedicated server. 3. TFS includes features like version control, build automation, a project portal, and add-ons like Team Explorer and integration with Visual Studio and Microsoft Project.

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Team Foundation Server (TFS) is a platform for collaboration and management of software development projects. It integrates version control, work item tracking, reporting, and project management tools. TFS allows developers, testers, managers, and designers to collaborate through features like version control, tracking work items and bugs, and using reports and dashboards to monitor progress. TFS provides a single system to manage the entire application lifecycle from start to finish.

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The document discusses the features and benefits of the Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2010 release, emphasizing its role as an integrated platform for development. It covers various aspects, including version control, work item tracking, build management, and reporting, highlighting how these components interconnect to enhance development processes. The session aims to illustrate why TFS 2010 should be central to a team's development workflow, using a creative analogy while clarifying that it does not promote drug use.

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Microsoft IT deployed Visual Studio Team System 2008 to improve their software development processes. They standardized on Team Foundation Server across 450 projects involving nearly 300,000 work items and 7.4 million lines of code. This provided improved visibility, traceability, and source code management. The deployment involved a phased, incremental approach to minimize disruption while transitioning all projects to the new platform over two years.

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The document summarizes Team Foundation Server 2010's version control capabilities. It discusses key concepts like changesets, integrated check-ins, check-in policies, workspaces, and shelving. It also covers labeling, comparing/diffing, branching and merging code, and how version control integrates with other TFS components like build and work item tracking. The presentation aims to explain the architecture and capabilities of TFS version control.

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This document discusses source code version control features in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server, including changesets, check-in policies, workspaces, shelving, labeling, branching and merging. It also covers how version control integrates with other TFS components like work item tracking and test-driven development. The presentation emphasizes how TFS provides full traceability, visibility and reporting across the entire application lifecycle.

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Leandro Prado presented on new features in Team Foundation Server 2015 and Visual Studio Online. Key highlights include: 1) Enhancements to agile planning and collaboration such as custom process templates and improved work item tagging. 2) Expanded testing capabilities including cloud-based load testing and improved test case management. 3) Increased flexibility and customization options including the ability to rename projects from an admin portal and customize work item cards.

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Team Foundation Server enables teams to work together and organize their efforts to complete a project. It provides version control, allows uploading code, and managing work items like backlogs and sprints. The document outlines how to get started with TFS including connecting to the server, creating a simple app, uploading code, and using version control features like getting latest code and code merging. It concludes with references for additional information.

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TFS 2010 is a tool that allows teams to manage projects from inception to completion. It integrates capabilities for requirements management, source control, work item tracking, build automation, and reporting. TFS 2010 can be accessed via Visual Studio, Microsoft Test Manager, command line tools, a web interface, and has integration with Microsoft Office and SharePoint for documentation management. The system utilizes a three tier architecture with an application tier for services, data tiers for storage, and a client tier for access.

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The document provides an overview of Team Foundation Server (TFS), highlighting its capabilities for project management, source control, work item tracking, and build automation. It outlines features such as branching, merging, and the integration of work items with builds, along with details on version control, process guidance, and reporting. Additionally, it mentions the extensibility of TFS through customizations and the integration of various tools and templates.

OTSUG - Migrating to TFS 2010 - Lessons LearnedJeff Bramwell

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The document outlines the four phases of migrating to Team Foundation Server 2010: research and planning, setup, migration, and post-migration. It discusses important considerations and steps for each phase such as determining hardware and team project collection strategies, upgrading process templates and work items, configuring the TFS application tier and build servers, and reviewing permissions after migration. Resources for additional information and help are also provided.

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The document discusses improving the software development lifecycle with Visual Studio Team System. It introduces Visual Studio Team System as an application lifecycle management solution that increases project transparency, facilitates team collaboration, and improves software quality. It then provides examples of extending Visual Studio Team System, including integrating it with Project Server for project management, adding continuous integration capabilities, and customizing processes. It concludes with tips for adopting Visual Studio Team System such as determining goals, developing a roadmap, and addressing potential resistance to changes.

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The document outlines the features of Microsoft TFS/VSTS for software development lifecycle management, emphasizing agile portfolio management, customizable workflows, and collaboration tools. It highlights new advances in version control, continuous delivery, and application insights, making it easier for teams to track and manage their work. Additionally, the document discusses integration with various development tools and the benefits of automation for higher quality software delivery.

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Team Foundation Server 2010 provides integrated tools for team collaboration including work item tracking, version control, build automation, and tools for architects, developers and testers. It allows requirements gathering, project planning, issue and bug tracking, test case management, version control, continuous integration, and collaboration across roles. The presentation demonstrates capabilities like work item linking, iteration planning, branching and merging, automated builds, UML diagrams, code analysis, testing and lab management.

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The document outlines the St. Louis Days of .NET 2015 event, detailing its sponsors and various topics discussed. Key highlights include the introduction of Visual Studio Online (VSO) and its benefits, along with updates on Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2015's build system and agile methodologies. Presentations on acceptance test-driven development and agile metrics showcase industry trends and strategies for improving team performance.

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TFS Service provides a hosted version of Team Foundation Server on Microsoft's cloud platform, allowing collaboration across geographies and organizations. It offers lower operations costs than an on-premise TFS server through automated upgrades and management by Microsoft. While TFS Service shares many of the same features as an on-premise TFS server, it currently lacks some capabilities like test controllers, lab management, and process template customization. Performance and availability are ensured through geo-redundancy and constant monitoring.

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This document provides an overview of the key features and architecture of Visual Studio Team System 2010. It discusses how Visual Studio Team System addresses common business problems around application lifecycle management. The overview then explores features for architecture/modeling, development, testing, lab management, and use of Team Foundation Server. Specific features highlighted include the architecture explorer, layer diagrams, UML support, historical debugging, test impact analysis, database extensibility, lab management capabilities, and manual/automated testing tools.

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This document discusses application lifecycle management (ALM) and how InduSoft's collaboration tools integrate with Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) to enable ALM for supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system development. It introduces key TFS concepts like requirements management, traceability, and burndown charts. It also provides instructions for installing InduSoft's collaboration tools and connecting to a TFS server to gain benefits like improved communication, quality, and reduced time to market for complex SCADA projects.

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Team Foundation Server (TFS) is at the center of Visual Studio 2010 and provides work item tracking, version control, test case management, build management, and reporting capabilities. TFS allows linking different work items together to provide traceability across requirements, tasks, test cases, and bugs. It also manages changes to source code and other project artifacts through version control and facilitates automated builds.

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1. Team Foundation Server Lucian Timofte Universitatea Politehnica Timisoara

2. What is TFS? Team Foundation Server (commonly abbreviated to TFS) is a Microsoft product offering source control, data collection, reporting, and project tracking, and is intended for collaborative software development projects.[1] It is available either as stand-alone software, or as the server side back end platform for Visual Studio Team System (VSTS).

3. Architecture

4. Features - Version Control Team Foundation Server 2010 provides state of the art version control and seamless integration with Visual Studio. It supports teams doing parallel development and includes many powerful features like atomic check-ins, branching and merging, shelving, labeling, concurrent check-outs, check-in policies, and the association of check-ins with work items. Powerful visualization tools reduce the complexity in branching and merging and helps you understand the scope, organization, and maintenance of your source code and easily identify, track, and manage changes across branches.

5. Work Item Tracking Team Foundation Server 2010 features an integrated work item tracking system. Work items can consist of requirements, tasks, bugs, issues, and test cases. The work item tracking system is extensible and you can define and control fields that are presented to the user, fields that are rolled up into reports, states that the work item can be in, how state transitions should occur, and receive alerts on state changes.

6. Work Item Tracking

7. Build Automation eam Foundation Server 2010 provides a robust and fully featured build automation server. You can customize Team Foundation Build and configure triggers for manual build, continuous integration, rolling builds, gated check-in, or scheduled builds. The gated check-in feature helps teams working in the same branch to prevent costly and time-consuming build breaks by testing code in isolation before it goes into the full repository. In addition, support for Windows Workflow based builds with powerful features like build queuing and build agent pooling enable you to easily customize, manage and scale out your build environments.

8. Reporting Powerful reports and dashboards in Team Foundation Server 2010 help you analyze and track progress and quality in real-time. Project data is stored in a data warehouse and features an OLAP cube that allows for rich reporting using Microsoft Excel and SQL Report Designer. Dashboards are based on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS)/SharePoint Server as well as Windows SharePoint Services/SharePoint Foundation. Team Foundation Server 2010 ships with more than 30 reports out of the box and you can easily create custom reports.

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10. Project Management Team Foundation Server 2010 allows you to work the way you want and features built-in support for Agile and waterfall methodologies. Team Foundation Server provides MSF for Agile, CMMI and SCRUM process templates; or you can choose from a number of third party process templates. Use the Microsoft Excel Agile Planning Workbook to create and manage the product backlog, estimate the team’s velocity, and break the project down into iterations. The Iteration Backlog enables you to plan iterations and track progress. In addition, integration with Microsoft Project enables stakeholders and project managers to gain real-time insight into project health as well as ways to improve existing processes.

11. Project Management

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