You can connect to the Team Foundation Server plug-in to manage version control, track defects and work items, and manage your build projects.
Prerequisites
Verify that you have installed and configured Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2013 or 2015.
Procedure
- Select .
- Click Add.
- Select Team Foundation Server (Code Stream) from the Plug-in drop-down menu and click Next.
- Enter an Team Foundation Server endpoint name and an applicable description.
- Click Next.
- Enter the Team Foundation Server configuration details.
Option
Description
Team Foundation Server Instance Name
Enter the Team Foundation Server instance name.
For example, qe-tfs-test
User Credentials
User name and password for the Team Foundation Server.
Domain Name
Domain name for the Team Foundation Server.
If the Team Foundation Server is not in a domain, you can use the Windows server host name.
URL
Enter the host URL as protocol://host:port/tfs.
For example, http://192.10.121.12:8080/tfs or https://192.10.121.12:8080/tfs
Polling Interval
Time that the task must wait to check the progress.
Offline Creation
Require a validation and certificate acceptance when the endpoint is created.
You can accept the default setting or select Yes from the drop-down menu to enable this configuration.
TFS Server Version
Select the TFS Server version as 2013 or 2015.
Your selection of the TFS Server Version is validated and a you will notice an error message if you select an incorrect version.
- Click Add.
- Select the Code Stream tab in vRealize Automation to continue with the task configuration.
What to do next
Create a provision task to use this endpoint in the release pipeline. See the Using vRealize Code Stream guide.