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Oct 28, 2014
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Announcing a simplified browser-based authoring and configuration experience for Load Testing

Charles Sterling
Charles Sterling

A natural extension to the cloud-based load service, this simplified browser-based authoring and configuration experience enables practically anyone to create and run a load test. Performance testing is often relegated to specialist performance engineers and treated as one of the niche areas of testing, where the tester needs to a proficient in th...

DevOpsTest
Oct 24, 2014
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Upcoming Changes in Visual Studio Architecture and Design Tools

Jean-Marc Prieur
Jean-Marc Prieur

Introduction This post explains some of our plans for evolving our architecture and design tools in Visual Studio, including new capabilities and changes to existing capabilities that we will be delivering in the next major release and subsequent updates. Although these plans have already been informed by an analysis of usage data and talking ext...

DevOpsGit & Version ControlSecurity
Oct 22, 2014
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New Web Access Test features walk through

Charles Sterling
Charles Sterling

I just finished a Microsoft Virtual Academy on DevOps covering new features in Visual Studio Online and Team Foundation Server Update 4 with Jeff Levinson and we had a couple of the attendees ask for the Excel File that we used to create the Test Cases and the shared parameters.  I decided to do one better…publish all the steps we went through incl...

DevOpsTest
Oct 21, 2014
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Application Insights SDK (0.11.0-prerelease)

Joshua Weber-MSFT
Joshua Weber-MSFT

What is it? Application Insights SDK lets you send telemetry to the Application Insights portal, where you can find out what users are doing with your application. 0.11.0 is the latest SDK release for Application Insights. This SDK includes new functionality and new concepts in addition to a change to the API. For information on the previous ...

DevOpsAzure & Cloud
Oct 17, 2014
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Peruse the new PowerShell DSC v1 guidance and other recent releases

Willy-P. Schaub
Willy-P. Schaub

latest release We are pleased to announce that the first version of the PowerShell Desired State Configuration for DevOps and ALM Practitioners v1 guidance has shipped.   other recent releases what’s next? We are resuming work on the “Git for TFVC User Guide” and continuing the PowerShell Desired State Configuratio...

DevOpsCommunityAzure DevOps Server
Oct 10, 2014
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Trigger Release from build with Release Management for Visual Studio 2013 Update 3

Anand Gaurav
Anand Gaurav

The following is applicable only for vNext pipelines of Release Management.    To trigger a release from build with Release Management for Visual Studio 2013 Update 2, you needed to install RM client on TFS build agent machine.  With Update 3, this is no longer needed. Release Management Update 3 has exposed some REST APIs to trigger release from...

DevOpsAzure DevOps ServerCI/CD
Oct 6, 2014
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New Breakpoint Configuration Experience in Visual Studio 2015

Andrew B Hall - MSFT
Andrew B Hall - MSFT

If you use Visual Studio to develop code, the chances are good that you set breakpoints on a regular basis as part of debugging. You may however not be aware that breakpoints can be configured with conditions and actions to improve your debugging productivity. In Visual Studio 2015 we’re pleased to introduce an improved experience that makes config...

DevOpsGit & Version Control
Oct 6, 2014
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Perform diagnostic search across your Application Insights telemetry

Guru Kirthigavasan
Guru Kirthigavasan

In Application Insights, we’ve just upgraded Diagnostic Search so that you can search all the raw telemetry such as page views, as well as the trace log calls that you can insert. This makes it a lot easier to find and follow chains of events in your app. So for example, if you inserted some log4Net, NLog or System.Diagnostics trace calls in your a...

DevOpsAzure & CloudCI/CD