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Managing lab environments for testing: Visual Studio Premium and Ultimate 2012

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This short video shows how to use lab management to create and manage consistent testing environments.

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Related MSDN Article: Using a Lab Environment for Your Application Lifecycle

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  • pejman salmanipejman salmani

    Please Discharge visual studio 2012 for download.
    tnx

  • SnOrfusSnOrfus

    From what I can tell, it hasn't changed at all since 2010. :( I was really hoping to see some love for the paring of MTM/Lab Management and VS in this release.

  • Ed BlankenshipEd​Blankenship

    @SnOrfus:

    From what I can tell, it hasn't changed at all since 2010. Sad I was really hoping to see some love for the paring of MTM/Lab Management and VS in this release.

    Hi!

    There have been a few improvements made between TFS 2010 and TFS 2012 for Lab Management:

    • Instead of having three different types of agents to install & configure (test, build, and lab agents) we have consolidated them down to a single agent.
    • Instead of needing to manually install & configure each of the agents on environment machines and in virtual machine templates, Lab Management now does this for you.  It will even update the agents automatically whenever you install new Visual Studio updates, service packs, etc. on the test controller.
    • We have the concept of "Standard" environments which replace the concept of physical environments in TFS 2010.  That's a major improvement and it will end up helping a lot of people.  This also means that you will be able to use standard environments in the Build-Deploy-Test workflow where you weren't able to do that with physical environments in TFS 2010.
    • Improved troubleshooting & repair wizards in case something was wrong.  They are actionable now and automatically resolve most of the common situations that customers end up in.
    • Updated to support System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012

    Let me know if you have any additional questions!

    Ed Blankenship
    Program Manager, Visual Studio ALM - Lab Management, Microsoft

  • Md Rashidul HasanMd Rashidul Hasan

    Better performance than any other version of visual studio. Works every things very fast. Specially reference adding into a project do not take any time. I feel more comfortable to code at Visual Studio 2012. Very nice IDE. But lot of change at icon set. Need time to be used to.

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