Azure DevOps (previously known as VSTS) is Microsoft's cloud based offering for any technology stack, any platform to turn idea into a product. You can migrate any applications into Azure by building pipelines in Azure Devops. Lets us quickly see what are the services provided by Azure Devops.
1. Azure Boards
You can quickly and easily start tracking tasks, features, and bugs associated with your project. You do this by adding one of three work item types—epics, issues, and tasks—that the Basic process provides. As works progresses from not started to completed, you update the State workflow field from To Do, Doing, and Done.
2. Azure Repos
You can create free public, private git repositories and collaborate by creating pull requests, code reviews.
3. Azure Pipelines
Azure Pipelines helps you implement a build, test, and deployment pipeline for any app.
You can either use YAML to define your pipelines or use the visual designer to do the same.
4. Azure Test Plans
You can test your application code by writing test cases. you can create and run manual test plans, generate automated tests and collect feedback from users.
5. Azure Artifacts
Azure Artifacts provides an easy way to share your artifacts across your entire team or company. By storing your artifacts in a private repository within Azure Artifacts, you can give members of your team the ability to download or update them quickly.
1. Azure Boards
You can quickly and easily start tracking tasks, features, and bugs associated with your project. You do this by adding one of three work item types—epics, issues, and tasks—that the Basic process provides. As works progresses from not started to completed, you update the State workflow field from To Do, Doing, and Done.
2. Azure Repos
You can create free public, private git repositories and collaborate by creating pull requests, code reviews.
3. Azure Pipelines
Azure Pipelines helps you implement a build, test, and deployment pipeline for any app.
You can either use YAML to define your pipelines or use the visual designer to do the same.
4. Azure Test Plans
You can test your application code by writing test cases. you can create and run manual test plans, generate automated tests and collect feedback from users.
5. Azure Artifacts
Azure Artifacts provides an easy way to share your artifacts across your entire team or company. By storing your artifacts in a private repository within Azure Artifacts, you can give members of your team the ability to download or update them quickly.
| VSTS feature name | Azure DevOps service name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Build & release | Azure Pipelines | Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) that works with any language, platform, and cloud. |
| Code | Azure Repos | Unlimited cloud-hosted private Git and Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) repos for your project. |
| Work | Azure Boards | Work tracking with Kanban boards, backlogs, team dashboards, and custom reporting. |
| Test | Azure Test Plans | All-in-one planned and exploratory testing solution. |
| Packages (extension) | Azure Artifacts | Maven, npm, and NuGet package feeds from public and private sources. |
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