Mooie workshop voor iedereen die met de nieuwste MS tools wil leren hoe DevOps in de praktijk ingezet kan worden.
Source: Practical DevOps workshop
Mooie workshop voor iedereen die met de nieuwste MS tools wil leren hoe DevOps in de praktijk ingezet kan worden.
Source: Practical DevOps workshop
Interesting new extension in de market place voor VSTS.
Delivery Plans help you drive alignment across teams by overlaying several backlogs onto your delivery schedule (iterations). You tailor plans to include the backlogs, teams and work items you want to view. 100% interactive plans allow you to make adjustments as you go.
Came accross this nice article by the ALM Rangers. SonarQube is something you need to manage your technical debt.
Source: Easily deploy SonarQube Server in Azure – Visual Studio ALM Rangers
Glad to be of help at the second #Microsoft #DevOps workshop in Houten, The Netherlands. Stay tuned for updates!
Your starting point in the use of Visual Studio Team System
Source: Visual Studio Team Services
Nieuws over customization van process templates!
From an email from Microsoft:
Invite stakeholders to a project to keep them informed on what’s happening with that team or project. They’ll have access to the team home page, where they can view updated project information. They’ll also have access to the backlog, taskboard, and Kanban board, where they can create and edit work items or work item queries. You can add unlimited stakeholders to your team projects at no charge – in addition to the five Visual Studio Online Basic users you get for free with your account!
If you intend to move existing team member(s) from existing plans to the new stakeholder plan, remember to visit the Microsoft Azure portal and remove any paid user plan that you no longer need, to avoid being charged for them on the next billing cycle.
With organizational accounts, users can use their own company credentials to sign in to Visual Studio Online. To use organizational accounts, link your Visual Studio Online account with Microsoft Azure and set up Azure Active Directory.
Looking for a nice tool to migrate an on premise TFS installation to a Visual Studio Online environment? Take a look at this new OpsHub migration tool.
Not to happy about it yet though…We getting some errors migrating source control files. Support is great so far…continuous delivering new versions, and getting better every week. Glad to be of help, in getting this product better and better…
If you have any questions about the tool, feel free to contact me, or comment below.
That is the question right?
Ever wondering when to get user licenses for TFS 2013? Sometimes it’s easier to check for when a license it’s not required. Copied the below out of the TFS 2013 licensing whitepaper from Microsoft.
Basically you can use a lot of the features if you have a MSDN Subscription. A Team Foundation Server CAL however is not required in the following scenarios:
Please be aware that this list might not be complete. And if you still aren’t sure please check out the full article here.
Looking for and easy obfuscation solution for your .NET application?
I found the .Net Reactor tool very helpful in easy obfuscating some .Net assemblies and executables. The tool has a user interface but it can also be used with the command line. I created a post build event in a Windows application to obfuscate all assemblies. In this way all builds (local and TFS buildserver) obfuscate the assemblies in Release mode configuration. Below the description and features of the tool from the website.
What is .NET Reactor?
.NET Reactor is a powerful code protection and software licensing system for software written for the .NET Framework, and supports all languages that generate .NET assemblies. Its’ main features are : Continue reading “.Net Reactor Obfuscation”