Azure DevOps enables teams to organize work, collaborate on code development, and create and deploy apps using developer services. Azure DevOps promotes a collaborative culture and set of practices for developing software by bringing together developers, project managers, and contributors. It enables businesses to build and enhance products more quickly than they could with traditional software development methods. If you consider yourself beginner in Azure DevOps then consider taking Azure DevOps Course to enhance your knowledge.
You may use Azure DevOps Services in the cloud or Azure DevOps Server on-premises. See Azure DevOps Services and Azure DevOps Server for details on the differences between cloud and on-premises platforms.
Azure DevOps has built-in functionality that you may access via a web browser or an IDE client. Depending on your company needs, you can utilize one or more of the following stand-alone services:
For source management of your code, Azure Repos offers Git repositories or Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC).
Build and release services are provided by Azure Pipelines to support continuous integration and delivery of your applications.
Using Kanban and Scrum methodologies, Azure Boards provides a set of Agile tools for planning and monitoring work, code bugs, and problems.
Manual/exploratory testing and continuous testing are among the options available in Azure Test Plans for testing your apps.
Azure Artifacts allows teams to share packages from public and private sources, including Maven, npm, NuGet, and more, and incorporate package sharing into their workflows.
You may also utilize the collaborative tools listed below:
- Team dashboards that may be customized with adjustable widgets to share data, progress, and trends
- Wikis built-in for information sharing
- Notifications that can be customized
Azure DevOps allows you to install extensions and integrate with other popular services like Campfire, Slack, Trello, UserVoice, and others, as well as create bespoke extensions.
GitHub.com and GitHub Enterprise Server repositories are supported by Azure DevOps Services. GitHub Enterprise Server repositories are supported by Azure DevOps Server.
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