A common use case of Microsoft Azure DevOps is the use of work items and then connecting them to Git repositories and their updates. It is primarily used for item and code management.
The work items option is incredibly flexible.
There are multiple add-ons available.
It is easy to use.
The entry point is adequate.
When you compare with Jira, there is a lack of progress features.
I would like to be able to customize the product using add-ons or a similar mechanism.
Scalability is an area where they could advance and make changes.
Unfortunately, managing users in Azure is a very complicated issue. We also have a problem with one of their other tools, which is Teams. The Team messaging has caused us some trouble because they have what is called organization, in addition to the users, but it doesn't work very well.
Technical support needs improvement.
I would like to see scalability, dashboards, KPIs, measurements, and some visual management assistance improved in the next release.
I have been working with Microsoft Azure DevOps for one year.
We are using the latest version.
Microsoft Azure DevOps is a stable product.
This solution is used by 20 people in our organization.
It appears to be simple, but based on the work items and project management aspects, I believe there are few options for scaling it up in terms of dashboards and KPIs.
I contacted technical support about managing users in Azure. Unfortunately, they were able to resolve this issue for us.
We tried several times and we did not get the answer we expected to get.
I use Jira as well as TFS.
The initial setup is straightforward. It is simple to install.
Other than the initial setup, it does not require any maintenance.
It was implemented internally.
The majority of the components are reasonably priced. Testing is one of the more expensive components. When you compare it, it is approximately $3 per month for the other components and $45 or $50 for the Testing component. It costs ten times as much as the other components.
I would recommend this solution to others who may be interested in using it.
I would rate Microsoft Azure DevOps a seven out of ten.