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Team Foundation Server Overview

Team Foundation Server Overview. Randy Pagels Developer Technology Specialist Developer Platform & Evangelism | Heartland District Microsoft Corporation | Detroit, MI. Project Visibility. Streamline the Process. Reporting capabilities. Reporting Structure. Configuration DB.

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Team Foundation Server Overview

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  1. Team Foundation Server Overview Randy Pagels Developer Technology Specialist Developer Platform & Evangelism | Heartland District Microsoft Corporation | Detroit, MI

  2. Project Visibility

  3. Streamline the Process Reporting capabilities

  4. Reporting Structure Configuration DB Collection 1 Team Project X Team Project Y Collection 2 Team Project X Team Project Y Data Warehouse Relational Warehouse Collection 3 Team Project X Team Project Y Analysis Services Cube

  5. Visualizing the Cube User Story 12 Work Items Task 5 Test Case 8 16 Bug 4 6 45 24 3/1/2011 3/10/2011 3/12/2011 3/22/2011 Closed Ready Resolved Active Time State

  6. Streamline the Process Excel Reports

  7. Simplified Reporting • Reports using SQL Server Reporting Services • Detailed and thorough • Workbook queries with Microsoft Office Excel • Fast and flexible

  8. Excel Reporting • Included Excel Reports • Project Management • Bug Backlog Management • Build Management • Test Management • Excel Report Generation

  9. Excel Reports - Project Management • Burndown • Task Progress • User Story Progress • Issue Trends

  10. Excel Reports – Bug Backlog Management • Bug Progress • Bug Trends • Bugs by Priority • Bugs by Assignment • Bug Reactivations

  11. Excel Reports – Build Management • Code Coverage • Code Churn • Build Status

  12. Excel Reports – Test Management • Test Plan Progress • Test Case Readiness • User Story Test Status • Test Activity • Failure Analysis

  13. Excel Report Generation • Create directly from Work Item query • Generates • Table of contents • PivotTable & PivotChart reports • Report options • Current reports • Trend reports

  14. Excel Report Generation • Current • Work Item Count • Work item Type • Assigned To • State • Trend • Work Item Count • Work Item Type • Assigned To • State

  15. Streamline the Process SQL Server Reporting services

  16. TFS Reporting Experience SQL Reporting Services Reports

  17. Reports Available Based on Process Template

  18. Bug Status Report • Is the team fixing bugs quickly enough to finish on time? • Is the team fixing high priority bugs first? • What is the distribution of bugs by priority and severity? • How many bugs are assigned to each team member?

  19. Bug Trends Report • How many bugs is the team reporting, resolving, and closing per day? • What is the overall trend at which the team is processing bugs? • Are bug activation and resolution rates declining toward the end of the iteration as expected?

  20. Reactivations Report • How many bugs are being reactivated? • How many user stories are being reactivated? • Is the team resolving and closing reactivated bugs at an acceptable rate?

  21. Build Quality Indicators Report • What is the quality of the software? • How often are tests passing, and how much of the code is being tested? • Based on the code and test metrics, is the team likely to meet target goals?

  22. Build Success Over Time Report • What parts of the project have produced software that is ready to be tested? • What parts of the project are having trouble with regressions or bad checkins? • How well is the team testing the code?

  23. Build Summary Report • What is the status of all builds over time? • Which builds succeeded? • Which builds have a significant number of changes to the code? • How much of the code was executed by the tests? • Which builds are ready to install?

  24. Burndown and Burn Rate Report • Is the team likely to finish the iteration on time? • Will the team complete the required work, based on the current burn rate? • How much work does each team member have?

  25. Remaining Work Report • What is the cumulative flow of work? • Is the team likely to finish the iteration on time? • Is the amount of work or number of work items in the iteration growing? • Does the team have too much work in progress? • How is the team doing in estimating work for the iteration? Hours of Work # of Work Items

  26. Status on All Iterations Report • Is steady progress being made across all iterations? • How many stories did the team complete for each iteration? • How many hours did the team work for each iteration? • For each iteration, how many bugs did the team find, resolve, or close?

  27. Stories Overview Report (Agile) • How much work does each story require? • How much work has the team completed for each story? • Are the tests for each story passing? • How many active bugs does each story have?

  28. Stories Progress Report (Agile) • How much progress has the team made toward completing the work for each story? • How much work must the team still perform to implement each user story? • How much work did the team perform in the last calendar period?

  29. Requirements Progress Report (CMMI) • How much progress has the team made toward completing the work for each requirement? • How much work must the team still perform to implement each requirement? • How much work did the team perform in the last calendar period?

  30. Requirements Overview Report (CMMI) • How much work does each Requirement require? • How much work has the team completed for each Requirement? • Are the tests for each Requirement passing? • How many active bugs does each Requirement have?

  31. Release Burndown (Scrum) • How much work remains in the release? • How quickly is your team working through the product backlog?

  32. Sprint Burndown (Scrum) • How much work remains in the sprint? • Is your team on track to finish all work for the sprint? • When will your team finish all work for the sprint? • How much work for the sprint is in progress?

  33. Unplanned Work Report • How much work was added after the iteration started? • Is too much work being added during the iteration?

  34. Test Case Readiness Report • When will all the test cases be ready to run? • Will all the test cases be ready to run by the end of the iteration? • How many test cases must the team still write and review? • How many test cases are ready to be run?

  35. Test Plan Progress Report • How much testing has the team completed? • Is the team likely to finish the testing on time? • How many tests are left to be run? • How many tests are passing? • How many tests are failing? • How many tests are blocked?

  36. Streamline the Process Dashboards

  37. Dashboards • Quickly find important information about team projects • Show project data, support investigation, & help teams perform common tasks more quickly. • Leverage SharePoint products through Web Parts • Excel Web Access • Team Web Access

  38. My Dashboard • What is the next set of Tasks, Bugs, or Test Cases that I should act on? • What is the status of the team's most recent builds?

  39. Project Dashboard • Is the team likely to finish the iteration on time? • Will the team complete the planned work based on the current burn rate? • What were the most recent check-ins? Burn Rate Work Item Breakdown Burndown

  40. Progress Dashboard • Is the team likely to finish the iteration on time? • Will the team complete the planned work based on the current burndown? • How much progress has the team made on implementing user stories in the past four weeks? • How quickly is the team identifying and closing Issues? • What were the most recent check-ins?

  41. Quality Dashboard • Is the test effort on track? • Is the team testing the appropriate functionality? • Are the team's bug fixes of high quality? • Are tests stale? • Does the team have sufficient tests? • Are any bottlenecks occurring?

  42. Test Dashboard • Is the authoring of Test Cases on track? • Has the team defined Test Cases for all User Stories? • What are the proportions of Test Cases that are passing, failing, and blocked? • Do test failure metrics indicate a problem that requires further investigation? • What is the status of last night's build? • What are the most recent check-ins?

  43. Bugs Dashboard • How quickly is the team resolving and closing bugs? • Is the team fixing bugs quickly enough to finish on time? • How many bugs is the team reporting, resolving, and closing per day? • Is the team resolving priority 1 bugs before priority 2 and 3 bugs? • Does any team member have a backlog of priority 1 bugs that warrant redistribution?

  44. Build Dashboard • How volatile is the code base? • How much of the code is the team testing? • How high is the quality of the builds? • Is the quality increasing, decreasing, or staying constant? • Which builds succeeded? • Which builds have a significant number of changes to the code?

  45. Streamline the Process Microsoft TFS usage

  46. Microsoft TFS EnvironmentServicing organizations such as MSIT, DevDiv, Windows, SQL, AdCenter, MSN/Windows Live, Bing Mobile, Windows Azure, MEDPG, and HED Hawaii Redmond Fargo North Carolina Northern Ireland Scotland France Hyderabad Shanghai Visual Source Safe migration

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