General overview of Team Foundation Server 2008. Includes links to additional resources in the appendix, including contact information.

1. Steve Lange | Developer Technology Specialist | Microsoft [email_address] Team Foundation Server

6. Data Tier Data Warehouse Version Control Work Items Team Build SQL Server 2005 Windows SharePoint Services Web Services Application Tier SQL Reporting Services Client Interface Visual Studio Team Explorer MS Project MS Excel TFS Web Access Command Line Build Environment Build Process Version Control Proxy Version Control Proxy Service

16. 12 V5 9 12 4 12 Changeset 12 WorkItem 158 Checkin Event Artifact Link Workspace Validate Policies 1 Checkin Policy Engine Checkin Tests Work Items Custom Policy Static Analysis Commit Changes 2 Update Work Items 3 Checkin Mail 4

22. Capability VSS TFS Changesets X Atomic Check-in X Shelving X Branching & Merging X X Work Item Integration X Check-in Policies X Annotation X Locking Exclusive Exclusive/Shared/None Diff/Merge Tools Supplied only Supplied or external, per file type Storage File system SQL Server Communication File system/UNC HTTP/S Security Read/Write Multi-layered Authentication App-specific Active Directory Integrated Build X Reporting X

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