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Jan 19, 2006
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TFS Release Candidate update

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

Check out Jeff Beehler's blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffbe) for the latest word on the upcoming TFS release candidate.  By now you're probably tired of hearing us say - "That's been fixed since Beta 3".  Well, soon you won't have to listen to that any more because you'll be able to get all of those fixes!  We've put in a lot of...

Jan 11, 2006
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Scalability Update

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

As I mentioned earlier we were running scalability tests on a Unisys 8-way box as well as the various 1P - 4P configurations.  I didn't publish the results at the same time because they didn't make any sense.  The "big" 4 way config achieved something on the order of 220 RPS and was CPU bound.  Our initial 8-way test was only ab...

Jan 4, 2006
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Team Foundation Server Capacity Planning

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

We've nearly completed our full line of load testing to determine the recommended server configurations for various sizes of teams using Team Foundatation Server V1. Everything we've published before now were "goals". This is the first comprehensive publishing of actual measured (simulated) results. That said there is a huge disclaimer here. You m...

Dec 29, 2005
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VS6 TFS MSSCCI Provider is now available

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

I've been promising it for a while now and I appologize that it took so long.  I won't regale you with all of the excuses.  However, it is now available for download here. To refresh your memory...  This component will allow users of VS6 (VB6, VC6, etc) and almost any other IDE (there are like 50 or so) that supports the Microso...

Dec 9, 2005
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TFS Scalability

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

For a while now I've been alluding to the fact that we'd be updating our guidance on the size of teams that Team Foundation Server will support.  While we still have some work left to do to pin down the spectrum of team sizes that different classes of servers will support I'm happy to announce some exciting news.  We're officially ch...

Dec 5, 2005
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TFS December CTP is available

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

See the details at http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffbe/archive/2005/12/05/499980.aspx I want to reemphasize, this is NOT a "go-live" release.  You should not upgrade your production servers.  This is a preview release for you to install on a VPC or other reimagable machine to see what changes we've made.  There are lots of bug fixes, setup ...

Dec 3, 2005
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"Concurrent" users

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

Very frequently I get requests asking "how many concurrent users does Team Foundation Server support"?   I really don't like this question.  What is a "concurrent user"?  In a stateless request/response web based application, there really is no such notion.  However enough people really want to know that I spent half the day...

Dec 3, 2005
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VS6 MSSCCI Provider for TFS

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

I'm pleased to announce that a pre-release version of a MSSCCI provider for Team Foundation Server will be available shortly.  This provider will allow the version control functionality of TFS to be accessed from within VS6 (and many other IDEs).  This provider is going to be an unsupported tool and won't be an official part of the T...

Nov 18, 2005
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Why TFS labels aren't like SourceSafe labels

Brian Harry
Brian Harry

I'm keeping my eye out for reasonable "short" blog topics as all of mine seem to be pretty long :)  There was a question today on one of our internal aliases about why labels in TFS don't show up in the history display the way they do in SourceSafe.  The originator was under the impression that labels were not available in the UI.  H...