Administering Team Foundation Server (TFS) is much easier if you understand its architecture, naming conventions, services, and dependencies.
Title | Description |
|---|---|
A reference of naming restrictions in TFS. | |
Learn about the architecture of TFS, including web services, topologies, ports and protocols, and default settings. | |
All work item tracking objects have reference names used internally by TFS. | |
Compatibility between Team Foundation clients and Team Foundation Server | Understand the limitations or restrictions that occur in earlier versions of Team Explorer that connect to Team Foundation Server 2013. |
Configure Team Foundation Build Service to Use Team Foundation Server Proxy | You can configure Team Foundation Build Service to retrieve files from Team Foundation Server Proxy by modifying a registry entry on the server that is running Team Foundation Build Service. |
Learn about the general scheduling mechanism for Web services and jobs for Team Foundation. | |
Service accounts must function correctly for TFS to operate. Learn about how they work in various kinds of deployments, including interactions with other programs. |
