Azure DevOps - Boards/Sprint/Orgs etc. Flashcards
Elapsed time from the creation of work item to its completion
Lead Time
Elapsed time to complete a work item once it is active
Cycle Time
Remaining work to be done in a specific time period
Burndown
Completed work time in a time period
Burnup
They let you grant/restrict access to selected web portal features. Can be used in addition to permissions through Security Groups
Access Levels
An Access Level
An access level that provides access to most features. Assign to users with a Visual Studio Professional Subscriptions
A common usage is for developers
Basic
An access level that can be assigned to unlimited users for free
Provides partial access to private projects, full access to public projects.
Assign to users with no license or subscriptions
Stakeholder
Access level for user who already have a Visual Studio subscription. Enable features present in their subscription level
Visual Studio Subscriber
An access level that provides access to most features and, in addition, it gives access to Azure Test Plans
Assign to user with a Visual Studio Subscription.
Basic + Test Plans
We need to identify the distinct event ID of each VM. Here it’s a sample of the table:
Name,Event ID,,,,,,,,
VM1 ,[100,200,303,504, 726, 1200],,,,,,,,
VM2,[101,202,300,303,407,426,508,1500],,,,,,,,
…,…,,,,,,,,
Below there is the query:
Event |order by TimeGenerated desc | ??? ??? by computer
Complete the query below using the commands (you can use them more than once):
* count()
* makelist(EventID)
* makeset(EventID)
* mv-expand
* project
* render
* summarize
| where TimeGenerated > ago(12h)
Name | Event ID | | | | | | | | |
Event |order by TimeGenerated desc |summarize makeset(EventID) by computer
where TimeGenerated > ago(12h)
What’s the name of the extension that:
* enables management of dependencies across teams, projects and organizations
* provides filterable views to show all dependencies a team is consuming and producing
Dependency Tracker
Using Dependency Tracker extension in Azure DevOps, which are the two parties involved for any dependency?
The two parties are:
* Consumer the team who has a need and starts a request for work
* Producer who’s commited to deliver work
What’s the recommended tool to be used in substitution to Dependency Tracker, since the latter is not a supported feature of Azure Boards?
Delivery Plans
An how to can be found here: Delivery Plans
Which categories of notifications are available in Azure DevOps ?
- Extensions (extension modified)
- Work Items
- Code (Git or TFVC)
- Build
- Artifacts (package changed)
- Pipelines
- Release
Which notifications can you receive about build using Azure DevOps alerts?
- When build is completed
- When build failed
- When legacy XAML controller/ agent’s status changed
- When legacy XAML build’s quality changes
