Corporate Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Training Course
Edstellar's Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) instructor-led training course equips employees with integrated tools and technologies for enhanced collaboration and project management by combining version control, issue tracking, and application lifecycle management capabilities. Empower teams to unleash the potential of TFS with our training.
Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Corporate Training Course
Drive Team Excellence with Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Training for Employees
Empower your teams with expert-led on-site/in-house or virtual/online Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Training through Edstellar, a premier corporate training company for organizations globally. Our tailored Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS)corporate training course equips your employees with the skills, knowledge, and cutting-edge tools needed for success. Designed to meet your specific needs, this Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) group training program ensures your team is primed to drive your business goals. Transform your workforce into a beacon of productivity and efficiency.
Team Foundation Server (TFS) is a Microsoft product that provides version control, reporting, requirement management, automated building, testing, and release management capabilities. TFS allows teams to manage and monitor changes to their codebase efficiently. Additionally, it provides comprehensive project management capabilities, enhancing collaboration, planning, and monitoring of tasks and progress. Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training ensures that teams can leverage TFS to its fullest potential, leading to increased productivity, reduced errors, and faster time-to-market for software projects.
The Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) instructor-led training course provided by Edstellar can be customized to meet the teams’ requirements. The virtual/onsite Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training course led by expert trainers empowers teams to enhance collaboration, optimize software development processes, and improve code quality.
Key Skills Teams Gain Through Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Training
Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) skills corporate training will enable teams to effectively apply their learnings at work.
- Source Control
- Work Item Tracking
- Build Automation
- Release Management
- Code Reviews
- Branching Strategies
Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Training for Employees: Key Learning Outcomes
Edstellar’s Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training for employees will not only help your teams to acquire fundamental skills but also attain invaluable learning outcomes, enhancing their proficiency and enabling application of knowledge in a professional environment. By completing our Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) workshop, teams will to master essential Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) and also focus on introducing key concepts and principles related to Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) at work.
Employees who complete Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training will be able to:
- Plan and manage iterative development cycles (sprints) using TFS features (backlog grooming, sprint planning)
- Manage user access and permissions within TFS to ensure data security and project control based on user roles
- Assign work items and tasks to team members within TFS, tracking progress and dependencies for clear accountability
- Evaluate project requirements and map them to user stories and work items within TFS for effective backlog management
- Utilize version control functionalities in TFS to manage code changes, collaborate on development tasks, and maintain code history
- Conduct automated builds and Continuous Integration (CI) using TFS to streamline development, testing, and deployment processes
- Collaborate with team members through work item discussions and forums within TFS, fostering communication and knowledge sharing
- Generate reports on project progress, team performance, and code coverage using TFS reporting tools to identify potential issues and optimize workflows
Key Benefits of the Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Corporate Training
Attending our Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) classes tailored for corporations offers numerous advantages. Through our on-site/in-house or virtual/online Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training classes, participants will gain confidence and comprehensive insights, enhance their skills, and gain a deeper understanding of Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS).
- Cultivates ideas in employees for automating builds and CI/CD pipelines using TFS, accelerating software delivery and improving product quality
- Promotes effective collaboration through TFS communication features (discussions, forums), fostering knowledge sharing and improved teamwork
- Provides insights into generating reports on project health and team performance with TFS tools, enabling data-driven decisions and process optimization
- Empowers employees with the skills to manage Agile projects efficiently using TFS, streamlining development lifecycles and boosting the teams’ productivity
- Develops the required skill in employees to break down work into manageable tasks (user stories, work items) and track progress within TFS for clear visibility
- Equips the team with the techniques to leverage TFS version control for secure code collaboration, change tracking, and maintaining a clean development history
Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Training Topics and Outline
Our virtual and on-premise Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training curriculum is divided into multiple modules designed by industry experts. This Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training for organizations provides an interactive learning experience focused on the dynamic demands of the field, making it relevant and practical.
- Overview of Microsoft Visual Studio
- History and evolution
- Key features and capabilities
- Introduction to Team Foundation Server (TFS)
- Overview and architecture
- Integration with Visual Studio and other Microsoft tools
- Exploring Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS)
- Features and benefits
- Comparison between on-premises TFS and cloud-based VSTS
- Setting up Visual Studio and TFS environments
- Installation and configuration of Visual Studio
- Setting up TFS server or connecting to VSTS
- Understanding TFS deployment options
- On-premises vs. cloud-based deployment
- Hardware and software requirements
- Planning TFS architecture
- Single-server vs. multi-server deployment
- High availability and disaster recovery
- Licensing and editions
- TFS 2018 licensing overview
- Choosing the right edition for your organization
- Step-by-step TFS installation process
- Pre-installation checks and configurations
- TFS installation wizard walkthrough
- Post-installation configurations
- Configuring TFS services and accounts
- Verifying TFS installation and functionality
- Troubleshooting TFS installation issues
- Common installation errors and resolutions
- Debugging and resolving installation problems
- Upgrading from previous TFS versions
- Pre-upgrade considerations and backup
- Upgrading TFS to version 2018
- Planning TFS upgrade
- Understanding upgrade paths and compatibility
- Pre-upgrade backup and data migration strategies
- Performing the TFS 2018 upgrade
- Upgrading TFS server and databases
- Post-upgrade verification and testing
- Rollback and recovery options
- Rollback procedures in case of upgrade failure
- Data recovery and restoration strategies
- Upgrading TFS build and release definitions
- Migrating build and release configurations to TFS 2018
- Verifying and testing upgraded build and release definitions
- Understanding TFS instances and collections
- Definition and structure of TFS instances and collections
- Managing multiple TFS instances and collections
- Managing TFS services and applications
- Starting, stopping, and restarting TFS services
- Monitoring TFS services and applications
- Backup and restore strategies for TFS instances
- Performing full and incremental backups
- Restoring TFS instances from backups
- Managing TFS databases
- Configuring, monitoring, and optimizing TFS databases
- Backup, restore, and maintenance of TFS databases
- Monitoring and troubleshooting TFS instances
- Monitoring TFS performance and health
- Troubleshooting and resolving common TFS instance issues
- Importance of TFS backups
- Understanding data protection and recovery
- Risks of data loss and system failure
- TFS backup strategies and configurations
- Defining backup schedules and retention policies
- Configuring backup storage and locations
- Performing TFS backups
- Full, differential, and transactional backups
- Verifying backup integrity and consistency
- TFS restore procedures
- Performing complete and partial restores
- Validating restored data and configurations
- Understanding team projects in TFS
- Definition, structure, and purpose of team projects
- Creating and organizing team projects
- Configuring team project settings and permissions
- Defining project settings and configurations
- Managing user roles, permissions, and access levels
- Managing team project artifacts and repositories
- Creating and managing source code repositories
- Version control, branching, and merging strategies
- Team Project administration and maintenance
- Managing project collections and settings
- Archiving, deleting, and restoring team projects
- Overview of TFS security model
- Understanding permissions, roles, and groups
- Security principles and best practices
- Configuring project-level security settings
- Assigning and managing user permissions
- Creating and managing security groups and roles
- Implementing security policies and controls
- Enforcing access controls and restrictions
- Auditing and monitoring security events and activities
- Troubleshooting security issues and challenges
- Resolving common security configuration errors
- Implementing security enhancements and updates
- Managing security for diverse user roles
- Implementing security for stakeholders, administrators, and contributors
- Assigning permissions based on user responsibilities and access levels
- Implementing security policies and compliance controls
- Enforcing data protection and privacy regulations
- Configuring security features to meet organizational policies and standards
- Auditing and monitoring security activities
- Tracking and reviewing security events and access logs
- Implementing auditing tools and reports for security compliance
- Troubleshooting advanced security issues
- Resolving complex permission conflicts and access issues
- Implementing security patches and updates to address vulnerabilities
- Understanding TFS version control
- Overview of TFS version control system and concepts
- Understanding changesets, branches, and merges
- Configuring and managing version control repositories
- Creating and organizing source control folders and structures
- Implementing branching strategies and policies
- Performing common version control operations
- Checking out, checking in, and shelving changes
- Resolving conflicts and managing versions
- Integrating external repositories and tools
- Configuring TFS with Git repositories
- Integrating third-party version control tools and extensions
- Implementing version control best practices
- Establishing code review and quality assurance processes
- Implementing continuous integration and delivery pipelines
- Introduction to TFS extensions and marketplace
- Overview of TFS extensions and their benefits
- Exploring the TFS marketplace and available extensions
- Installing and configuring TFS extensions
- Installing extensions from the marketplace
- Configuring and managing installed extensions
- Developing and customizing TFS extensions
- Creating custom extensions using TFS SDK and APIs
- Implementing custom features and integrations
- Managing and updating extensions
- Monitoring extension usage and performance
- Updating and maintaining extensions for compatibility and security
- Understanding work items in TFS/VSTS
- Definition and types of work items
- Anatomy of a work item and its attributes
- Creating and managing work items
- Creating new work items in TFS/VSTS
- Assigning work items to team members and tracking progress
- Linking and tracing work items
- Establishing relationships between work items
- Tracing work items to source code changes and test cases
- Customizing work item templates
- Customizing work item fields, states, and workflows to fit project needs
- Creating custom work item queries and reports
- Understanding TFS process templates
- Overview of process templates and their components
- Customizing and extending process templates
- Modifying and updating process templates
- Modifying existing work item types and process configurations
- Updating and managing process template versions and releases
- Creating and customizing process templates
- Creating new process templates from scratch
- Implementing custom features and workflows in process templates
- Applying process templates to projects
- Assigning and applying process templates to Team Projects
- Configuring and managing process settings and configurations
- Introduction to TFS reporting features
- Overview of TFS reporting capabilities and tools
- Understanding data warehouse and reporting services in TFS
- Configuring and customizing TFS reports
- Creating and customizing standard reports
- Configuring and managing data sources and report parameters
- Developing and implementing custom reports
- Developing custom reports using SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)
- Integrating and embedding custom reports in TFS
- Analyzing and interpreting TFS reports
- Interpreting key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics
- Utilizing reports to monitor project progress and performance
- Understanding TFS build and release management
- Overview of TFS build and release concepts and processes
- Understanding build agents, controllers, and pipelines
- Configuring and managing build infrastructure
- Setting up and configuring build servers and agents
- Creating and managing build definitions and pipelines
- Implementing continuous integration and delivery
- Configuring automated build triggers and schedules
- Setting up continuous integration and delivery pipelines
- Managing and monitoring build and release processes
- Monitoring build and release activities and logs
- Troubleshooting and resolving common build and release issues
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Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Corporate Training Prices
Our Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training for enterprise teams is tailored to your specific upskilling needs. Explore transparent pricing options that fit your training budget, whether you're training a small group or a large team. Discover more about our Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training cost and take the first step toward maximizing your team's potential.
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Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Course Completion Certificate
Upon successful completion of the Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training course offered by Edstellar, employees receive a course completion certificate, symbolizing their dedication to ongoing learning and professional development. This certificate validates the employees' acquired skills and serves as a powerful motivator, inspiring them to further enhance their expertise and contribute effectively to organizational success.
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Target Audience for Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Training Course
The Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training course is ideal for .NET developers, software engineers, DevOps engineers, technical project managers, systems administrators, and quality assurance engineers.
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Prerequisites for Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Training
Employees with a basic understanding of installing server products, such as operating systems and SQL servers, and experience working on Visual Studio can take up the Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training course.
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Training Delivery Modes for Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Group Training
At Edstellar, we understand the importance of impactful and engaging training for employees. To ensure the training is more interactive, we offer Face-to-Face onsite/in-house or virtual/online Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) training for companies. This method has proven to be the most effective, outcome-oriented and well-rounded training experience to get the best training results for your teams.
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