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1 VST System & Foundation Stefano Mallè Enterprise Evangelism Lead Ronnie Saurenmann Senior Architect Evangelist

2 Visual Studio 2

3 Overview 3

4 Visual Studio Team System PMO CIO Architect Tester DB Pro Designer Developer Project Manager Business Analyst Application Support Operations 5

Visual Studio Team Edition Software Architects Application Designer Visual Studio Team Edition Software Developers Dynamic Code Analyzer Visual Studio

Code Analyzer Code Profiler Unit Testing Code Coverage Class Designer (in Visual Studio Standard Edition and higher) Visio for Enterprise Architects

Management Process Guidance Team Foundation Client (Stand-alone) Documentation MSF 4.

5 Visual Studio Team Edition Software Architects Application Designer Visual Studio Team Edition Software Developers Dynamic Code Analyzer Visual Studio Team Edition Software Testers Load Testing Process and Architecture Guidance System Designer Logical Datacenter Designer Deployment Designer Static Code Analyzer Code Profiler Unit Testing Code Coverage Class Designer (in Visual Studio Standard Edition and higher) Visio for Enterprise Architects (in MSDN Premium Subscription) Team Explorer (includes Team Foundation Server CAL) Visual Studio Professional Edition Manual Testing Test Case Management Process Guidance Team Foundation Client (Stand-alone) Documentation MSF 4.0 (Agile, CMMI) Excel Add-In Project Add-In Visual Studio Industry Partners Visual Studio Team Foundation Server Change Management Reporting Integration Services Team Build Work Item Tracking Project Portal Project Management

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9 DSL for Code Visualization XML, Projects, DBs, Classes, Code Physical servers & segments packaged into Deployment Units deployed on 11

11 DSL for System Design Services, Messages, Applications, Endpoints Abstraction/ Refinement XML, Projects, DBs, Classes, Code Physical servers & segments packaged into Deployment Units deployed on 13

13 DSL for Datacenter Design Services, Messages, Applications, Endpoints Logical Data Center Abstraction/ Refinement Abstraction/ Refinement XML, Projects, DBs, Classes, Code Physical servers & segments packaged into Deployment Units deployed on 15

15 Connecting the Models Constraints Services, Messages, Applications, Endpoints Logical Data Center Abstraction/ Refinement Abstraction/ Refinement XML, Projects, DBs, Classes, Code Physical servers & segments packaged into Deployment Units deployed on 17

16 System Definition Model Provides common language for describing all aspects of an IT system (constraints and settings) Allows validation of two SDM documents DSL is not UML! UML is great for documentation DSL is great for precise software development Applications Application Hosting Logical Machines & Network Topology Hardware 18

17 Distributed System Designers Application Designer System Designer Logical Datacenter Designer Class Designer, Code Editors Deployment Designer Deployment Reports 19

18 Testing Tools 20

19 Integrating Development and Testing Tests are just another Form of Source Code: Stored in Source Code Control Versioned with the Project / Product Test Complete Writing Tests is scheduled along with Development Work Tracked by Work Items Testers are notified when Bugs are Fixed 21

20 Unit Test Stress Test Code Profiling

21 Project Tools 31

22 Team System For Project Managers No direct mapping to a Team System Edition All editions have capability for PM activities Visual Studio 2005, Excel, Project, Browser Activities Create and configure the team projects Assign work items Monitor status by querying work items or viewing reports on the project portal Set User- / Security-Settings Settings Create Custom Reports 32

23 Work Items Everywhere Author work items in Microsoft Excel Assign work items to resources using Microsoft Project Work items show up in Visual Studio View project status in Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Project 33

24 Project Portal Site Planned Tasks Active Tasks Tasks on Time Requirements Active Requirements Planned Requirements Cut Work Items Bug Found Fix Rate 34

25 Reporting 35

26 CCM Tools 36

27 Source Code Control Parallel Development Multiple Releases Branching Merging Multiple Checkouts Shelving Transfer changes without checkin Checkpoint or share work in progress Remote Development A system built for the Internet Web service protocols Compatible with proxies and firewalls Optimized for high-latency networks 37

28 Source Code Control SCC Policy Engine 38 Work Item Association Release Notes Release Notes Unit Testing Unit Testing Static Code Analysis Custom Policy Custom Policy Policy Definitions.NET Assemblies Return Pass or Fail and message Fully Extensible User Over-ridable

29 Source Control Proxy Performance: Redmond to Raleigh Content No Proxy With Proxy 35 MB, 1824 Files 00:05:20 00:00:32 80 MB, 8 Files 00:14:07 00:00:25 * Raleigh office has 3Mbps of bandwidth shared by ~70 employees. Redmond, WA Raleigh, NC 42

30 Source Control Proxy 44 Downloads Downloads SOAP SOAP Messages Messages File File Uploads Uploads SOAP Messages File Uploads SOAP Messages Messages File Uploads File Uploads

31 Building Tools 46

32 Build Automation Out-of of-the-box daily build Goal: make it trivial Builds are reproducible VS Projects are built directly Builds on-demand Build report is centrally published Goal: tight integration with VSTS tools Basis for Continuous Integration 47

33 Build Automation Steps Build initiated from server Create a build ID Document build environment Sync sources and tools Compile and analyze Execute tests Update work items Calculate code coverage Calculate code churn Produce build report Publish build 49

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40 Team Foundation Architecture Build Machines Version Control Proxy Team Foundation Client Tier Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition MS Project Plugin MS Excel Plugin SAC Script HTML / HTTPS Team Foundation Object Model Team Foundation App Tier (ASP.NET) Team Foundation Integration Services Team Foundation Data Services Team Foundation Data Tier (SQL Server) SOAP / HTTPS Team Portal (WSS) Reporting Services MSSQL / TCP Work Items SCC Methodology Build Data Warehouse 63

MyHICPortal - Microsoft Internet Explorer http://humongous/myprojectportal/default.

Presentations Requirements Reports Standard Reports Public Reports Create a new report Workflow Project Schedule Roles

role-based views of the development project.

serves as a launching point for various other tools.

Hander 2 of 2 4 of 12 3 of 3 7 of 8 7/15/03 No FX Ticker 8 of 8 21 of 55 3 of 3 1 of 10 7/25/03 No Transfer ASP 3 of 3 12 of

10/1/03 No Deploying 6 of 7 0 of 0 0 of 0 0 of 0 11/1/03 No Weekly Executive Summary Sign off: 7/11 Recently updated

Customer Interviews Betty Add New Document Search Portal I need to.

and consistently getting closer and closer to meeting our milestone exit criteria.

week (Lab21, Lab22 and Lab25 RI'ed in one day!). However, this is about a week and a half behind the original schedule.

300 250 200 150 100 50 0 Defect Trends Login 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Modify My Page Links Project Management

Ackerman - Project Manager Endicott Smith - VP Sales, Project Sponsor Anna Jones - Business Analyst Bert Lewis - Development

41 MyHICPortal - Microsoft Internet Explorer Home Project Counsel Discussions Documents Policy Home Project Portal Home Create New Project Documents Status Reports Presentations Requirements Reports Standard Reports Public Reports Create a new report Workflow Project Schedule Roles Manager Team Alias Members Communications Subscription Status reports Projects Overview Project Portal web site provides role-based views of the development project. In addition to providing useful information directly (such as the plan of record, defect trends, and other reports), it also serves as a launching point for various other tools. Projects Status Project X Specs Defects Issues Risks Due Date Signoff Envisioning 0 4 / 4 2 / 2 1 /1 6/5/03 Yes Planning FX Hander 2 of 2 4 of 12 3 of 3 7 of 8 7/15/03 No FX Ticker 8 of 8 21 of 55 3 of 3 1 of 10 7/25/03 No Transfer ASP 3 of 3 12 of 15 2 of 4 9 of 9 8/1/03 No Developing 3 of 4 5 of 7 9 of 10 6 of 7 9/1/03 No Stabilizing 1 of 9 8 of 9 17 of 20 8 of 10 10/1/03 No Deploying 6 of 7 0 of 0 0 of 0 0 of 0 11/1/03 No Weekly Executive Summary Sign off: 7/11 Recently updated Documents Type Name Modified By Vision Document Fiona Business Requirements Betty MyHIC Functional Requirements Paula Customer Interviews Betty Add New Document Search Portal I need to select from list -- Over the past few weeks, teams have done extraordinary work getting bugs resolved, triaging hard, and consistently getting closer and closer to meeting our milestone exit criteria. Ask mode has helped in keeping the builds working, and we're ready to start group checkins, after the mass integration last week (Lab21, Lab22 and Lab25 RI'ed in one day!). However, this is about a week and a half behind the original schedule. Given our active bug count and incoming rates, it's become apparent that we are not ready to start our final test pass today (6/16). Therefore, our new M2 exit path is as follows: M2 Fork: TBD (see below) Final test pass start: 6/30 (see below) Defect Trends Login 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Modify My Page Links Project Management Console Defect Tracking Tool MSWord Requirements Template Humongous Project Guidelines Add New Link Contacts Jacqueline Ackerman - Project Manager Endicott Smith - VP Sales, Project Sponsor Anna Jones - Business Analyst Bert Lewis - Development Manager Barbara Baker - Test Manager Add New Link Standard Forms Vision Document Business Requirements Functional Requirements Feature Specifications Status Reporting Create a new Form Defects Open Test Cases Run Defects/TC Microsoft IT Forum 2005 Europe Reporting Extensibility Reporting Warehouse SQL Server Reporting Services Excel Quick Launch Money Core FXHandler FXTicker Transfer ASP Reporting Warehouse Object Model Custom Reporting Test/Build Adapter Work Item Adapter Source Code Adapter Add-on Adapter Build Database Work Item Tracking Source Code Control Partner Tool A 64

42 DB Tools 65

43 Visual Studio Team System PMO CIO Architect Tester DB Pro Designer Developer Project Manager Business Analyst Application Support Operations 66

44 Roadmap 71

45 VSTS Roadmap VSTS Version 2 topics (Part of Visual Studio Orcas ) WCF support Contract Designer Business Process Designer System Level Profiling and Application Monitoring Functional UI Testing WPF, Windows.Forms, Win32, and IE Test Lab Management Setup, tear down, distribution, and baselining Team Foundation Automated Check in acceptance testing, approval and review (Work flow) Advanced Distributed development Replication, Offline 72

47 Appendix 1 - Extensibility 76

48 Team Foundation Architecture Build Machines Version Control Proxy Team Foundation Client Tier Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition MS Project Plugin MS Excel Plugin SAC Script HTML / HTTPS Team Foundation Object Model Team Foundation App Tier (ASP.NET) Team Foundation Integration Services Team Foundation Data Services Team Foundation Data Tier (SQL Server) SOAP / HTTPS Team Portal (WSS) Reporting Services MSSQL / TCP Work Items SCC Methodology Build Data Warehouse 77

49 MyHICPortal - Microsoft Internet Explorer Home Project Counsel Discussions Documents Policy Home Project Portal Home Create New Project Documents Status Reports Presentations Requirements Reports Standard Reports Public Reports Create a new report Workflow Project Schedule Roles Manager Team Alias Members Communications Subscription Status reports Projects Overview Project Portal web site provides role-based views of the development project. In addition to providing useful information directly (such as the plan of record, defect trends, and other reports), it also serves as a launching point for various other tools. Projects Status Project X Specs Defects Issues Risks Due Date Signoff Envisioning 0 4 / 4 2 / 2 1 /1 6/5/03 Yes Planning FX Hander 2 of 2 4 of 12 3 of 3 7 of 8 7/15/03 No FX Ticker 8 of 8 21 of 55 3 of 3 1 of 10 7/25/03 No Transfer ASP 3 of 3 12 of 15 2 of 4 9 of 9 8/1/03 No Developing 3 of 4 5 of 7 9 of 10 6 of 7 9/1/03 No Stabilizing 1 of 9 8 of 9 17 of 20 8 of 10 10/1/03 No Deploying 6 of 7 0 of 0 0 of 0 0 of 0 11/1/03 No Weekly Executive Summary Sign off: 7/11 Recently updated Documents Type Name Modified By Vision Document Fiona Business Requirements Betty MyHIC Functional Requirements Paula Customer Interviews Betty Add New Document Search Portal I need to select from list -- Over the past few weeks, teams have done extraordinary work getting bugs resolved, triaging hard, and consistently getting closer and closer to meeting our milestone exit criteria. Ask mode has helped in keeping the builds working, and we're ready to start group checkins, after the mass integration last week (Lab21, Lab22 and Lab25 RI'ed in one day!). However, this is about a week and a half behind the original schedule. Given our active bug count and incoming rates, it's become apparent that we are not ready to start our final test pass today (6/16). Therefore, our new M2 exit path is as follows: M2 Fork: TBD (see below) Final test pass start: 6/30 (see below) Defect Trends Login 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Modify My Page Links Project Management Console Defect Tracking Tool MSWord Requirements Template Humongous Project Guidelines Add New Link Contacts Jacqueline Ackerman - Project Manager Endicott Smith - VP Sales, Project Sponsor Anna Jones - Business Analyst Bert Lewis - Development Manager Barbara Baker - Test Manager Add New Link Standard Forms Vision Document Business Requirements Functional Requirements Feature Specifications Status Reporting Create a new Form Defects Open Test Cases Run Defects/TC Microsoft IT Forum 2005 Europe Reporting Extensibility Reporting Warehouse SQL Server Reporting Services Excel Quick Launch Money Core FXHandler FXTicker Transfer ASP Reporting Warehouse Object Model Custom Reporting Test/Build Adapter Work Item Adapter Source Code Adapter Add-on Adapter Build Database Work Item Tracking Source Code Control Partner Tool A 78

Visual Studio 2005 VSIP partners are welcome to extend Already a few announced:

50 Team System Extensibility Team System is an extensible platform Team Foundation Services Eventing model and many APIs exposed Add your own methodology templates Visual Studio 2005 VSIP partners are welcome to extend Already a few announced: Borland, AmberPoint, Olenick & Associates, BrightWork, Osellus Extensibility Toolkit Part of the SDK 79

51 Appendix 2 - Benefits 80

Improves collaboration between Architects and other Team Members Provides integration of best

52 Key Architect Benefits Provides a graphical model to describe the capabilities and constraints of your specific software application and IT infrastructure Synchronizes Design and Code Improves collaboration between Architects and other Team Members Provides integration of best practices and guidance Allows you to validate software designs against a model of the target infrastructure 81

Key Developer Benefits Full Featured Version Control Multiple Check-out Supports Distributed Teams Code Analysis Both Managed and Unmanaged Code Part of Build Process and

53 Key Developer Benefits Full Featured Version Control Multiple Check-out Supports Distributed Teams Code Analysis Both Managed and Unmanaged Code Part of Build Process and check-in policy Integrated Unit Testing Data driven tests and Code Coverage Code Profiling Profiling and Instrumentation Tests are treated as Source Code No Extra-Tool -Overhead 82

Key Tester Benefits Improved Communication with the rest of the Development Team Automatically report Results of Tests Easily share detailed Test Results with Team Members File Bug

54 Key Tester Benefits Improved Communication with the rest of the Development Team Automatically report Results of Tests Easily share detailed Test Results with Team Members File Bug Reports from Visual Studio Easily create Web Tests Data Driven and Extensible Saved as XML, can be converted to Code! Distributed Load Tests Runs can be coordinated from several Machines 83

COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL. Contents. Part One: Team Architect 1. Chapter 1: Introducing the Visual Designers 3

COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL. Contents. Part One: Team Architect 1. Chapter 1: Introducing the Visual Designers 3 About the Authors Acknowledgments Introduction Part One: Team Architect 1 Chapter 1: Introducing the Visual Designers 3 Why Design Visually? 4 Microsoft s Modeling Strategy 5 Model-driven development 5