Service Endpoints with Visual Studio Team Services
Release Management Overview
Play Release Management Overview
Description
Learn the fundamentals of Release Management, how it relates to DevOps, and benefits it and continuous deployment bring to any organization. More specifically, we cover these topics in this module:
- [03:31] Release Management Overview
- [04:04] Visual Studio Team Services and Team Foundation Services
- [07:44] Native Cross Platform
- [09:25] DevOps Practices Frame
- [10:59] List of DevOps Practices
- [12:04] Application Lifecycle
- [13:17] Release activities
- [14:23] What is the Continuous Deployment DevOps practice?
- [18:06] What is the Release Management DevOps practice?
- [21:10] Release Management Benefits
- [26:57] Comparison of previous versus the current Release Management service
- [29:32] Release Management HOL http:/aka.ms/RMHOL
- [30:29] Free Resources for DevOps Practices
Get Started - https://aka.ms/devops
Infrastructure as Code Whitepaper - https://aka.ms/iac_tlp
DevOps Courses - https://aka.ms/DevOpsMVA
DevOps Maturity Assessment - http://DevOpsAssessment.azurewebsites.net
Learn DevOps Practices with Parts Unlimited HOLs - https://aka.ms/PartsHOL
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The Discussion
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Matha It is better to jump straight to MVA than to listen to this chatter.
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sarah boggs Visual impaired 800X600 advice.
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Frank Agree with Matha and Sarah.
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rrober07 What is the word for vNext Releases in Release Management. We are using DSC deployments and wanted to know as we migrate to TFS2015 and Build 2015 how this will integrate? Will this become obsolete? Will DSC be added to the web version of Release Management?