1. Martin Woodward Senior Program Manager Microsoft Corporation
DEV340
Taking Your Application Lifecycle Management to the Cloud with the Team Foundation Service
DEV340: Taking Your Application Lifecycle Management to the Cloud with the Team Foundation Service
Room: N330
Date: June
Time: 4.45pm-6.00pm
You’ve heard about the brand new Team Foundation Service that brings together Team Foundation Server and Windows Azure and now it’s time to find out how to get started. In this talk we start you off with creating your account, setting up projects, issue tracking, and much more. We also show you how Team Foundation Service differs from Team Foundation Server and what that means to you.
Martin Woodward
Senior Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
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11. Why Cloud Getting started experience
Cross geography / organizational collaboration
Lower ops cost
Faster delivery cycle
Need public facing servers in future

12. We Aren’t Your Only Hosted TFS Option…
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14. Terms of the TFS Preview
We provide the service, you provide the feedback
You can “go live”
Support via the MSDN forums
Data is upgraded automatically
Best effort uptime – we are learning
We will charge in future

15. Server vs. Service Server Service Work Items, Source Control, & Build
Agile Product/Project Management
Test Case Management
Heterogeneous Development
Near-zero setup and administration
Collaborate with anyone, from anywhere
Virtual Test Lab Management
SharePoint Integration
Data Warehouse & Reporting

16. Security Authentication Network Data Storage today | future
Federated Internet Identities
LiveID, ADFS, oAuth, Facebook Connect, Google ID etc
Network
Enforced https
Data Storage
Stored in Windows Azure Storage +SQL Azure
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17. Performance Geo-Location Methodology today | future
Currently all data from Central US Datacenter
Choice of datacenter location in future
Methodology
TFS developed since beginning for WAN use
Extensive scale testing of staging environments validates perf under heavy load
BUT – there is no place like production…
today | future

18. 99.9 Availability Availability SLA Redundancy Monitoring
Best effort, averaging 99.93%
Financially guaranteed 99.9% for paying customers
Redundancy
Multi-instance application tier with transparent failover
Windows Azure & SQL Azure data redundancy
Monitoring
Constant outside-in monitoring by a 3rd party from 2 locations in the U.S.
On-demand monitoring from other locations as needed
SLA measured by synthetic transactions internal to the datacenter
% Availability
99.9
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today | future

19. Getting in and out All-in TFS Service Hybrid today | future
Start fresh the service
Soon, copy data via TFS Integration platform
Migrate project collections in future
Hybrid
Store assets on-premise, share projects via cloud
Via update to TFS Integration platform in future
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20. Other considerations Upgrade Compatibility today | future
We upgrade data and process templates
Preview accounts will convert to trials at RTW
Compatibility
All clients that can talk to TFS 2012
VS 2012, Eclipse, MTM, Excel, Project, MSSCCI, Shell Extensions
VS 2010 / 2008 with Forward Compat Patch
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21. Questions & answers
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22. Martin Woodward martinwo@microsoft.com @martinwoodward
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Find Me Later At DEV01-TLC: Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)

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© 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.
The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.