Team Foundation Server 2012 and Project Server 2010 Integration
Aug 9, 2012Charles Sterling
Summary
This post details the upgrade process from Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2010 SP1 and its Project Server 2010 Feature Pack to TFS 2012 and the TFS Project Server Extension 2012. The procedure involved uninstalling the previous versions, installing SQL 2008 R2 SP2 as a prerequisite, and then installing TFS 2012 with the upgrade option. The integration of Project Server functionality is now handled by a 'Project Server Extensions' folder within the main TFS installer, simplifying the process compared to previous versions.
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