Team Foundation Server on Windows Azure: A Rangers dog fooding perspective
Sep 28, 2011Willy-P. Schaub

Summary
This post details the Visual Studio ALM Rangers' experience 'dog-fooding' Team Foundation Server on Windows Azure. They migrated existing Team Projects using the TFS Integration Tools and created new projects on the platform. Key features highlighted include zero maintenance and administration for users due to regular back-end updates, an intuitive drag-and-drop interface for backlog maintenance that updates priority in real-time, and real-time burn-down charts and visual status of work details on the backlog, eliminating the need for manual report refreshes. The post also provides statistics on adoption, with 24 team projects and 120 members.
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