- Plan and manage work with Azure Boards
- Use the REST API and command line interface with Azure Boards
- Extend Azure Boards with useful extensions to enhance its capabilities
- Customize Azure Boards to adapt it to your process
- Report and visualize work progress with Azure Boards
Autorentext
Pushpa is a DevOps Engineer at Datavail Lanka (Pvt) Ltd. She is an author, blogger and speaker in public technical events who has many years of experience in administering, configuring and coaching Azure DevOps and Test Automation engineering. Pushpa blogs on technology at https://devopsadventure.blogspot.com/. Pushpa has experience with Microsoft tools (C#, Azure DevOps, SQL Server, and Azure Platform Services) and other DevOps tools (Octopus, Jira, Jenkins). She has published a book with Apress.
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Chapter 1: Getting Started with Azure Boards
Chapter Goal: Hands-on lessons on setting up projects with Azure DevOps, while identifying the differences in each project template. This chapter further provides overview of Azure Boards to enable you get started.
No of pages: 25
Sub -Topics
1. Creating an Azure DevOps Organization
2. Creating Agile Project Public/Private
3. Creating Scrum Project
4. Creating CMMI Project
5. Comparing Project Templates
6. Navigating Azure Boards (Summary, Dashboards, Wiki, Work Items, Boards, Backlogs, Sprints and Queries)
Chapter 2: Setting up a Team Project in a Simple WayNo of pages: 25
Sub - Topics
1. Setting up Areas
2. Setting up releases and iterations
3. Setting up team member and permissions
4. Define common project settings
5. Defining Team Capacity and off days
Chapter 3: Working with Backlog and BoardsChapter Goal: Hands-on lessons would be provided covering how to effectively use Azure Boards to plan and execute work in this chapter.
No of pages : 40Sub - Topics:
1. Introduction to backlog hierarchy2. Defining a backlog and grouping
3. Important work item fields4. Using Kanban board
5. Adding work to iterations6. Manage tasks in the iteration
7. Working with BugsChapter 4: Customizing Azure Boards
Chapter Goal: Simple customizations are explored in this chapter to give you a broad understanding on available options to track your work considering various practical scenarios you may encounter in software delivery team day to day life.
No of pages: 25
Sub - Topics:
1. Board columns, and splitting to Doing and Done2. Swim-lanes
3. Customize Cards
4. Style rules
5. Tags
Etc.
Chapter 5: Customizing the ProcessChapter Goal: A scenario based comprehensive walkthroughs on how would you be able to customize Azure Boards using process template customizations would be explored in this chapter.
No of pages: 40
Sub - Topics:
1. Creating an inherited process and set projects to use it
2. Adding new fields to a work item
3. Changing state flow of a work item
4. Applying state flow changes in boards
5. Adding new work item types6. Adding additional top backlog levels