Azure DevOps

Create a new Azure DevOps organization with a unique name, then explore organization settings, billing, auditing, and usage to manage members and activities.

Create a private Azure DevOps project within an organization, choose Git or TFVC, select an agile work item process, and set up dashboards and member access.

Add members in Azure DevOps by navigating to organization settings, adding users, selecting access levels (stakeholder, basic, Visual Studio subscriber), inviting them by email, and optionally assigning them to projects.

Explore creating and organizing a wiki in Azure DevOps, including pages and subpages, saving revisions with messages, and linking work items with a live preview.

Explore Azure DevOps repositories, including how a project can hold multiple repositories, the default repo, commits, pushes, and branches, and how Visual Studio uploads create new projects and repos.

Publish a local git repository from Visual Studio to an Azure DevOps project, commit changes, and synchronize between local and remote repositories using push and pull.

Explore how to create and switch to new branches in Azure DevOps via Visual Studio, manage merges with pull requests, and fetch, pull, and push updates to keep code synchronized.

Discover the basic Azure DevOps workflow: create a project, use boards with epics, tasks, and issues, link predecessors, and manage backlogs and sprints.

Explore the agile boards in Azure DevOps to manage backlogs, stories, features, and tasks. Navigate states and links, using templates and attachments to coordinate predecessors, successors, and iterations.

Explore how the backlog and boards organize work items in azure devops, linking tasks to features, establishing child-parent relationships, and moving items across iterations and sprints.

Learn to use boards for a simple scrum workflow, managing features and backlog items with clear descriptions, dates, and links between tasks.

Learn how to create and manage backlog items in Azure DevOps, choosing product backlog items or bugs, and applying acceptance criteria and related work with priority and severity.

Explore enterprise boards in Azure DevOps, managing requirements, features, and tasks from proposed to active to resolved and closed, with triage, planning, and change requests.

Explore backlog management in Azure DevOps by viewing and creating work items on boards, organizing features and sprint dates, and separating tasks for front-end, back-end, and databases.

Create and configure an Azure DevOps pipeline to build a test project, select a repository, set triggers and pool, define steps, and run or monitor the build.

Configure release workflows in Azure DevOps, set up stages, and deploy web apps with an IIS web site, application pool, and bindings, with App Center for distribution.