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Azure DevOps features

Elevate your software development with Microsoft's integrated platform.

• Version control

  Azure DevOps provides robust version control systems like Git and Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) to manage and track changes in your codebase efficiently.

• Project management

  Agile tools for planning, tracking, and managing projects, including work items, backlogs, and customizable boards.

• Continuous Integration (CI)

  Automate the build and integration processes, ensuring code quality and consistency with CI pipelines.

• Continuous Delivery (CD)

  Automate deployments to various environments, promoting code from development to production stages seamlessly.

• Testing tools

  Comprehensive testing capabilities, including manual and automated testing, test planning, and test case management.

• Monitoring and logging

  Integrations with Azure Monitor and Application Insights for real-time monitoring and diagnostics of applications.

• Security and compliance

  Built-in security features, access controls, and compliance tools to safeguard your code and data.

• Collaboration and reporting

  Collaborative features like wikis, dashboards, and extensive reporting and analytics to track project progress and improve decision-making.

• Irving S

  Superb Azure Deployment Tool for Streamlined Operations

  I use Azure DevOps to automate numerous tasks, which saves my team significant time on repetitive work. The ability to create workflow-like pipelines has saved us days of work and continues to automate tasks. It feels like having an additional team member. I particularly value the API's versatility, which we heavily use to store values across pipelines. We frequently use the secure files option for storing certificates, ssh keys, and other important text files, which are encrypted and not displayed in plain text. I appreciate that Azure DevOps is compatible with any market products; we heavily use it with Ansible, to the point that we can achieve Ansible-tower-like functionality without an extra license. The community is constantly adding tasks to simplify working with inputs and outputs, such as Terraform state file management, Ansible secrets, Packer Image Builder, etc. Another significant integration is with Security, where we can scan our code.

  April 29, 2024

• Emily C

  Managing Software Development with Azure DevOps

  I've found Azure DevOps to be an excellent tool for managing my team's software development lifecycle

  April 23, 2024

• Persephone G

  Excelling in CI/CD Management: Azure DevOps

  I enjoy using Azure DevOps due to its comprehensive features that allow me to manage CI/CD pipeline, repository, pull requests, and issues all in one place. It feels like an advanced version of Github, with Pull Requests and Pipelines working seamlessly together. I find setting up branch policies based on certain pipelines straightforward. I also appreciate the feature that lets me copy any image and paste it in any text box, with DevOps automatically uploading and converting it to an image URL. However, I'm frustrated by the inconsistent text composition. I believe Markdown should be supported everywhere, but it's only available in Pull Requests. Debugging failing CI builds is challenging as there's no way to ssh into a container to diagnose the issue. I'm left with updating the yml and hoping it works. I switched to Azure DevOps Services because Github lacked many features for issue management and I wasn't interested in integrating Github with another PM tool.

  April 15, 2024

• Amy E

  DevOps: A Superior Choice for Team Collaboration Tools

  I find Azure DevOps to be an excellent tool for project management. It's effective for both large-scale projects and smaller proof of concepts. I've used it personally to manage small sprints on medium-sized, long-term projects. It integrates well with other Azure services and allows for branch setup on the same project. The user interface, despite a few aesthetic changes, reminds me of Jira and other management software, being clean and intuitive. I plan to use it more to understand its limitations, but so far, I've noticed it has fewer plugins and add-ons than other platforms. I would appreciate more third-party options. I chose Azure DevOps Services as an alternative when my company switched from Jira to link with our other MS 365 products. The switch was proposed to integrate with the MS ecosystem.

  April 13, 2024

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