DevOpSmartBoard -The Ultimate End-To-End and One Stop Dashboard solution for all the reporting needs in Azure DevOps at organization and project level. DevOpSmartBoard is currently in preview and has the following reports available:
• DevOps Organization and project level metrics
• Query work items with various combination of filters and export to excel
• User Audit: count of User licenses and types, and display non-active users (not used Azure DevOps from last 30 days)
• Traceability fr...
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Azure DevOps is very famous devops platform in the current market. Azure DevOps provides end to end project management, version control, build & release pipelines along with dashboards. But the limitations with built-in dashboards is that we can see the details at the project level, but not at the organization level. Many customer from a long time were looking for a solution to get insights at the DevOps Organization level. DevOpSmartBoard is the answer for all the dashboards needs.
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In the previous blog we would have seen what GitHub is, who started this project and how it evolved over time. We discussed about how it is different from Git, even though GitHub is created from Git, it provides lot of other functionalities for carry out DevOps practices. We also discussed about different variants of GitHub product like it comes with free version, Team and Enterprise.
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Let us check what is Git and GitHub and how they work. To understand this, let us imagine a scenario where we are writing a document or a piece of software or app or just an essay or poem.
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How to enable logging verbosity process parameter in build definition?Verbosity for a build will help us to debug the build results to see what exactly went into build. In TFS 2013, default build process template TfvcTemplate.12.xaml verbosity level is set to “Normal” by default and if we need to change the verbosity level we have to download and open the template and set the Verbosity property value of RunMsBuild activity to Detailed or Diagnostic or Minimal (Figure 1.1) and then ch...
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