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Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 2018.08.17
Another Friday means another happy hour! No, not the time when I hit the bar after work — the time when I catch up on the news around DevOps for VSTS and Azure. Here's what I've been reading (and, this week, writing!)
Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 2018.08.10
Time for my favorite part of the week: sitting back on a Friday afternoon and catching up on the hard work going on in the DevOps community. And this week didn't disappoint, there were so many great stories that it was hard to pick just a few of my favorites.
Make your Visual Studio Team Services dashboard part of your conversation in Microsoft Teams
Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) Dashboards help keep track of your project and drive collaboration with your team. Starting today, you can bring your VSTS dashboards right where the conversation is happening in Microsoft Teams (MS Teams).
Revoking potentially impacted tokens from ESLint vulnerability
On the 24th of July 2018, we notified some customers via e-mail and on this blog about a planned action that we would start taking in relation to the malicious ESLint NPM package incident. This action is now underway.
Team Foundation Server 2018 Update 3 RC is available
Today, we are announcing the release candidate of Team Foundation Server 2018 Update 3. We'd love for you to install TFS 2018.3 RC and we're looking forward to your feedback.
Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 2018.08.03
It's Friday, which means I get to kick back and catch up on all the news coming out of the Microsoft DevOps community. There's a bunch of great blog posts about DevOps, plus a new episode of the Radio TFS podcast and a new training class from one of our MVPs. Check out some of the top stories.
Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 2018.07.27
For many of us in the northern hemisphere, things are really heating up — both the temperature and the move into DevOps in the cloud. This week we saw some great posts on DevOps adoption, including cloud migration, moving to VSTS from on-premises TFS, and modernizing workflows with Azure DevOps Projects. Add DevOps To Your Existing Dockerized Applications With Azure DevOps Projects Azure DevOps Projects are great for building out a pipeline for a greenfield application, but Rahul Rai reminds us that it's easy to migrate an existing app in as well. He shows you how to dockerize your app and get a simple p...
What’s new in VSTS Sprint 137 Update
The Sprint 137 Update of Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) has rolled out to all organizations. In this Update, both Microsoft-hosted Linux and macOS agents, as well as Azure DevOps Projects are now generally available. Watch the following video to learn about a few of the features, which also includes a demonstration of some of the improvements to Wiki. Since the preview of Azure DevOps Projects last November, we’ve continued to expand the list of languages, frameworks, and Azure services to help you get started with a full DevOps pipeline, including a sample application and telemetry, directly from the Azur...
Enabling administrators to revoke VSTS access tokens
As promised in the Protecting our users from the ESLint NPM package breach blog post last week, we have deployed new REST APIs to allow administrators of Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) accounts to centrally revoke Personal Access Tokens (PAT) and JSON Web Tokens (JWT) created by users in their accounts. We've reviewed our system telemetry and have found no evidence that user credentials were compromised, but out of an abundance of caution, we believe it’s prudent to proactively revoke these tokens. As such, we recommend that VSTS administrators take immediate action and revoke any PAT and JWT tokens that ca...