Before diving into your boards we are going gonna be fast creating a project in our as you do up service
and then we'll see what are the different kinds of settings that we can set for our project.
Before we start creating the boat itself so far that I'm gonna flip to my Microsoft Azure do up service.
So as you can see this is the same project that we discussed discussing our previous video with our
boards and today we are going to be creating an all new project instead of the process oriented project
or here.
So far that I'm going to click this particular juror though ops so before doing this.
If you have not really signed up for the Azure do ups please go ahead and sign up and start creating
a new project like how I'm doing over here so you can click this particular favorite super simple Create
project button and I'm gonna call this as Udemy course project and I'm gonna give a description but
if I don't really have to give any description I can just leave this but I'm just gonna call this as
Udemy course project demo and then I want to choose a public project because with public project you
can see you can create an unlimited number of minutes for execution and then parallel execution for
unlimited as well so you can use that and you can see with the public.
You can only use certain features like t of visa is not supported which is pretty much fine because
we'd be using the get for our project and you can see there is an advanced option and it will ask you
the version control so you can choose the version control as a get or a team foundation version control
which is currently not supported but I'm going to choose the kit and also the work item basic as I said
the process can be basic Agile Scrum or CRM I do something about the combatant I'm gonna be just choosing
a jail or here and then I'm just gonna be creating it so you can see that the creation of our project
is happening right now.
Here you go.
So here's our Udemy cause project which is or here is kind of a pretty empty project right now and it
has everything empty something like both rebels and pipelines disciplines test plans an artifact.
So everything is pretty much empty and I'm the only member of this particular project as well.
So if we're going to be doing any sort of managing your service you can click this guy.
So it brings us to the setting and within this in here you can see the different kind of stuff that
we can do.
You can also change the visibility to private if you want.
At this point and you cannot change that process I guess because it's agile already so you can change
that process or here and you can see that for the agile you have the work item type as bug.
Epic features issues task test cases test plan test suite and he uses stories which is pretty awesome.
That's exactly what we are looking for as well.
And you can have the teams within teams you can see what are the different kinds of permissions that
you can give it and you can add the administrators that you want.
I'm not really going to be going into the teams yet and then you can see the security value again set
for a particular team level like what are the different kinds of settings that you can set.
So you can see you can you have not said that bypass rules to work item update you can do that and also
creating packet definitions is kind of inherited which means it is a load and it is inherited from the
previous permissions and also you can see the different kinds of permissions that you can set for these
different items.
Again these are pretty much exactly the same like how we discussed in our team foundation server 2015
and 2017 cause it is pretty much exactly the same thing there is no change.
So even if you have a knowledge obviously studio team service you can see or even relate to the screens
pretty much exactly the same like how it was before and then the notifications the notifications is
pretty much exactly like how you think about for a completion you're going to get any notifications
or here and then you can see the pull request and you can see the fail rates and stuff.
So basically you get all the notifications once you once you have one.
And similarly for the service folks and the dashboards and the product configurations team configurations
you again See these are pretty much straight forward based upon the configuration that you'll be doing
for the particular project.
So if you're gonna have like an item nations or you're going to set a date at this point for the for
the Sprint items you can do that from here.
Again don't worry about these things because you'll be doing that in our boards while we discuss about
that and then we have the team configurations.
So you guys also see like for the backlog navigation you can have features and stories.
I also prefer to have your picks if I want I can do that as well.
And similarly we can set the item regions here like how we assign our previous option and then you can
go to the areas that you can select the areas of the project that you need to be adding that which I'll
be closing that and then you can also create some templates for these kinds of stuffs.
Right.
And the github connections again if you can to connect to any one off your good hub organization account
or your own account you can be doing that as well but I'm just going to be leaving this as of now because
I can directly connect with my kid hub because it's kind of public and also this particular project
is public as well.
So we can directly use that that any problem similarly the service connections and the agent pools and
the of the jobs we'll be discussing about these stuffs in our upcoming videos of this course.
So don't worry about it yet because these are something related to the boot process so we'll be talking
about these process steps in our upcoming videos of this course.
But as of now this is what is the product creation guide.
This is how we can create the project and you can quickly run down the project settings within your
project and see how stuff actually works.
So once everything is created for your project the next item is you can start working with the boards
which you'll be discussing in our next video.