What's new in ALM using Visual Studio 2013 and Team Foundation Service

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The document discusses application lifecycle trends, including frequent updates for on-premises products and 3-week sprints for Visual Studio Online. It also describes a continuous deployment solution for .NET teams that automates deployments from development to production using Release Management Client and Server with full traceability. The solution supports configuration-based deployments across environments.

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What's new in ALM using Visual Studio 2013 and Team Foundation Service

2. Application lifecycle trends

3. Plan Develop Release Operate

4. Frequent updates for on-premises/boxed products Visual Studio 2012 Launch September 2012 DevOps Visual Studio 2012 capabilities with System Center Update 1 2012 SP1 October 2012 November 2012 January 2013 Visual Studio 2012 Visual Studio 2012 Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 Update 3 Launch March 2013 3-week service delivery sprints Visual Studio Online June 2013 November 2013

5. REQUIREMENTS Construct Operate WORKING SOFTWARE

6. REQUIREMENTS Construct Operate WORKING SOFTWARE

8. REQUIREMENTS Develop Release Construct Operate Operate WORKING SOFTWARE

9. REQUIREMENTS Develop Develop Release Construct Operate Operate 3 WORKING SOFTWARE

12. Plan REQUIREMENTS Construct Operate Release Operate WORKING SOFTWARE

13. Plan REQUIREMENTS Construct Operate Release Operate WORKING SOFTWARE

14. A continuous deployment solution for .NET teams History

15. Release Management Client for Visual Studio 2013 is available with: Release Management Server for Team Foundation Server 2013 Microsoft Deployment Agent 2013

16. Automates deployments TFS DEV INT QA PROD

17. Deploys the same way to all stages TFS DEV INT QA PROD

18. Automates workflow TFS DEV INT QA PROD

19. Full traceability TFS DEV INT QA PROD

20. DEV TFS Drop Location RM Server QA RM Web RM Client

22. Plan REQUIREMENTS Develop Construct Operate Configuration-based deployments Operate WORKING SOFTWARE

23. Plan REQUIREMENTS Develop Construct Operate Configuration-based deployments Operate WORKING SOFTWARE

26. Plan REQUIREMENTS Develop Release Construct Operate WORKING SOFTWARE Operate

27. Continuous value Plan Operate REQUIREMENTS Agile portfolio management Kanban customization Work item tagging BACKLOG Visual Studio and System Center integration Performance events Work item charting Build | Measure | Learn Construct Develop Team Room Git CodeLens .NET memory dump analyzer Load testing as a service Operate Collaborate Release RELEASE WORKING SOFTWARE Integrated release management Configuration-based deployments

28.  Version control (TFVC or Git)  Comment on changesets & commits New!  Work item tracking and tagging  Team rooms New!  Agile planning tools  Feedback Management  Agile Portfolio Management* New!  Build*  Web-based test case management*  Load testing* New! * Capability in preview – limits may apply. Authoring load tests requires Visual Studio Ultimate 2013 Preview.

29. msdn.microsoft.com/enus/library/vstudio/fda2bad5(v=vs.120).aspx

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