VSLive 2010 Day 2 Keynote: An Insider’s Perspective of Visual Studio 2010 and Application Lifecycle Management
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Dave Mendlen, Senior Director of Microsoft Developer Platform and Tools continues the excitement of the Visual Studio 2010 launch with a keynote session focused on Application Lifecycle Management (ALM). Mr. Mendlen shares exciting information about the
extended set of products in the Visual Studio product line – Team Foundation Server, Test Professional and Lab Management – and talks about how IT organizations can make significant gains through improving process and tooling to support and automate the development
lifecycle.
During this keynote, the release of Visual Studio 2010 Lab Management was announced. If you'd like to jump straight to the Lab Managment announcement and product demonstration, click here.
During this keynote, the release of Visual Studio 2010 Lab Management was announced. If you'd like to jump straight to the Lab Managment announcement and product demonstration, click here.
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Lab management, end of August, that's far to long to wait, I want the final version now!
I'm also intreasted in what the new license terms are. Does this mean that if all my devs are on Ultimate and the Testers are using TestPro, is there anything else I need to buy, excluding the Hyper-V host OS?
I agree, PerfectPhase! End of August seems so far away, I also want the final bits now.
But knowing the hard work that the product team has been putting into getting the finishing touches right, I know it will be worth the wait.
Regarding your licensing question I'm going to defer to one of the subject-matter experts. Let me send off some emails and get back to you...
Brian
Cool Lab Demo Brian.
Any chance you can put together a Video explaining step by step your configuration.?
I've look at the downloadable VM and the some of the online vidoes and both aren't really clear on helping me get this setup in house.
Thx!
Thanks, Allen! I love this stuff, I'm glad you liked the demo.
For the Lab Management VM there are detailed instructions available but the instructions are hard to find. Have you looked at these? http://blogs.msdn.com/b/lab_management/archive/2010/07/01/lab-management-pre-release-2010-walkthrough-vhd.aspx
Unfortunately the version that's up there now uses a fairly old version of Tailspin Toys - we're working on updating it to use the bits that you saw me demo. But in the meantime it should give you a good sense for the experience enabled with Lab Management. As you'll note in those instructions you will want to have a spare Windows Server 2008 R2 box that you don't mind joining to a private domain. Everything can be configured self-contained on one physical box as long as you have enough RAM (I suggest 8GB) and hard drive space (at least 60GB).
The other demo I did was based on my Visual Studio 2010 ALM VHD which you can download here, and has hands-on-labs to get you started: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/briankel/archive/2010/06/25/now-available-visual-studio-2010-rtm-virtual-machine-with-sample-data-and-hands-on-labs.aspx
I also recommend the HyperV version of this one for performance and snapshotting reasons, although if you can't run Windows Server 2008 as your virtualization platform then you can also download it for Windows [7] Virtual PC or Virtual PC 2007 SP1. The latter will be pretty slow since you're running lots of server infrastructure here, but it will work.
Hope that helps!
Brian
Hi PerfectPhase, sorry for the delay here! I got an answer to your licensing question:
Brian
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