Why You Should Opt for Azure DevOps Services?

 Azure DevOps Services are an advanced version of Visual Studio Team Services offered by Microsoft. These services are an online version of Team Foundation Server (TFS). Now the question arises that what is the role of these technologies? What are they used for? Well, in simple words, Team Foundation Server was a source code management tool that facilitated the developing teams to share and work collectively on code. With the increasing technology Team Foundation Server emerged as a versatile platform on which development teams can manage, test, and release the new software. The use of the term DevOps and the concept of infrastructure-as-code has removed the difference between development and operations and has encouraged the use of new operations and tools.

 


The benefits of using Azure DevOps Services are:

 

  1. Work Items: With the help of Azure DevOps Services, you can coordinate and manage your system with work items, even when are not having any code to manage. Work items are representatives of something - this can be a server, or a system bug, or a project risk - you get the power only when you develop the work items in reference to a process template. With the help of a process template, you create your work items across an Agile Framework of the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI), which works effectively for systems administration. Work items facilitate your developing team to divide your critical systems into manageable workloads.

 

  1. Regular Access to New Features: Azure DevOps are upgraded with new features after every three weeks. The users of DevOps can access these features as soon as they are released. The users don’t have to move around and ask others about the new features.

 

  1. Continuous Integration and Deployment: Lots of developers have the habit of CI/CD, interestingly Azure DevOps supports them. With the help of Azure pipelines, developers can automate the whole process of designing. This includes determining builds and their process, creating instructions for testing, and managing regular releases.

 

  1. Flexibility: If your DevOps team don’t want to buy the full package of services, then depending upon their needs they can buy the required packages.

 

  1. Control over Dashboard: With the help of DevOps dashboard feature, the users can quickly track the progress of the project, manage dashboards, and also configure dashboard widgets.

 

Azure DevOps services are designed to help software developers and help them at every stage of development.

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