Why Release Management?
If you’re running Update 2 of TFS 2015, good news! You have access to a uniquely valuable feature called Release Management (RM). RM is a tool available both on-premises and in the cloud that allows you to automate your deployments and tests in multiple environments in your pipeline. Now, this doesn’t mean that you need to fully automate your pipeline; you can actually create a semi-automated pipeline that allows you to manually intervene when you see fit. However, automation is a key component of DevOps, a practice that aims to enable you to continuously deliver value to your end users.
So which features haven’t made it to TFS 2017 yet?
Azure DevOps,Team Foundation Server,Release Management
November 23, 2016
Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 3
With the recent release of Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 3, now is the perfect time to upgrade. Community feedback has been positive, with no major issues and an all-around excitement to implement the new features brought in with this update. This piece of Microsoft’s ALM solution is fully hosted by PRAKTIK and now offers SSH support for Git repos and a dashboard widget SDK. These additions will further enable the success of you and your organization.
Azure DevOps,Team Foundation Server,Visual Studio,New Release,Development Tools,ALM
October 21, 2016
PRAKTIK Hosting takes a practical approach to Team Foundation Server Hosting
PRAKTIK Hosting, premier provider of Software-plus-Services for Microsoft Team System, has streamlined the source control migration process to enable small businesses to move from legacy Visual Source Safe to Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS). PRAKTIK Hosting is now providing free source control migration with their most popular TFS hosting offerings — Team 5 and Team 10 bundles.
Azure DevOps,Team Foundation Server,Visual Studio,New Release,Development Tools,ALM
March 15, 2010



