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1. Team Foundation Server 2015 Features
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Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 3 | 450.85 MB

Team Foundation Server 2015 Update 3 provides a set of collaboration tools that work with your existing IDE or editor, so your team can work effectively on software projects of all shapes and sizes. Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), continuous integration, and DevOps tools help your team accomplish more, faster. Automate the software delivery process to seamlessly track work and project artifacts, including requirements, tasks, bugs, source code, and build and test results.

Locate or Change the Product Key for Team Foundation Server Please use Mark as Answer if my post solved your problem and use Vote As Helpful if a post was useful. Monday, December 14, 2015 8:04 PM. In Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2015 Update 2 we made some changes to the way the code deals with licensing. Note that we did not make any changes to the actual licensing requirements for Team Foundation Server – those are the same as they were for TFS 2015 RTM and TFS 2015 Update 1, and details can be found in the licensing whitepaper. To get better search results for Team Foundation Server 2015 do not include words such as serial number key etc. In your search term, excluding those words will result in alot better results. Make sure you spellled Team Foundation Server 2015 correct, you.

Idea to app
Includes code repositories, continuous integration, bug and task tracking, and agile planning tools

Any language
Work in any language, including Java, Python, HTML5, JavaScript, C#, and many more

Any tool
Use Visual Studio, Eclipse, Xcode, or your own IDE or code editor – works with any Git client

Collaboration tools for the entire team
Team Foundation Server provides a set of collaboration tools that work with your existing IDE or editor, so your team can work effectively on software projects of all shapes and sizes.

Unlimited, private, secure
Store and collaborate on code with unlimited private repositories. Use Git for distributed version control to maximize collaboration or use Team Foundation version control (TFVC) for centralized version control. Collaborate on code easily with pull requests and code reviews, while defining and managing permissions to secure your repositories.

Kanban, Scrum, dashboards
Be agile, on your terms. Capture, prioritize, and track work with backlogs and customizable Kanban boards. Work items link directly to code to ensure transparency, and can be used to build rich dashboards for easy reporting.

Build, validate, deploy
Catch quality issues early with continuous integration (CI) builds that compile and test your application automatically after any code change. Use continuous delivery to automatically deploy applications or websites that pass tests or model your release pipelines to match your existing release processes.

Eclipse, Xcode, and more
Use your favorite language and development tool. Version control supports any language, as well as any Git client (including Xcode). Java teams can access code and work items through a free plugin for Eclipse – and run continuous integration builds based on config files from Ant or Mavin.

Open and extensible
We make it easy to integrate your custom tool or third-party service with Team Foundation Server using open standards like REST APIs and OAuth 2.0. We also support a set of ready-made integrations that can be easily configured from your account dashboard.

What’s New in Version 2015 Update 3:
– SSH Support for Git repos
– Dashboard Widget SDK
– Testing – New features & Bug Fixes
– Agile Bug Fixes
– Build Bug Fixes
– Version Control Bug Fixes
– Administration Bug Fixes
– Extensibility Bug Fixes
– Release Management

System Requirements:

Supported server operating systems
– Windows Server 2012 R2 (Essentials, Standard, Datacenter)
– Windows Server 2012
– Windows Server 2008 R2 (minimum SP1) (Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter)

Supported client operating systems
– Windows 10 (Home, Professional, Enterprise)
– Windows 8.1 (Basic, Professional, Enterprise)
– Windows 8
– Windows 7 (minimum SP1) (Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise, Ultimate)

Hardware requirements
– 2.13 GHz or faster processor
– 1 GB or greater RAM
– 8 GB or more available hard disk space.

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NOTE: This post has been updated since it was initially published. The earlier version mistakenly stated that TFS server licenses were free in TFS 2015 Update 2 and beyond. This is not the case. TFS Express can still be used free of charge for up to five users. You need a server license to use the full version of TFS in a compliant manner. You can either purchase a license directly or obtain one through a Visual Studio subscription (formerly known as an MSDN subscription).

In Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2015 Update 2 we made some changes to the way the code deals with licensing. Note that we did not make any changes to the actual licensing requirements for Team Foundation Server – those are the same as they were for TFS 2015 RTM and TFS 2015 Update 1, and details can be found in the licensing whitepaper.

We’ve gotten a number of questions around this because the names of the installers available on www.visualstudio.com were not chosen very well – they included the word “trial”. Sorry for theconfusion – we will pay more attention to naming in the future. Hopefully this post will clarify things.

In earlier versions, TFS included code which required a valid product key to be present in order for the server to start up. If you downloaded TFS from MSDN Subscriber Downloads (MSDN) or the Volume Licensing Service Center (VLSC), the version you downloaded had a product key pre-installed. If you purchased TFS through retail outlets, you needed to enter your product key yourself. And if you downloaded TFS from www.visualstudio.com, you needed to start a trial. In the trial scenario, you would get 60 days (with a single 30-day extension) before your server would stop working unless you entered a product key. So it was pretty important to enter that key on time…

Starting with Update 2, you will not need to enter a product key into any version of TFS. If you download TFS from www.visualstudio.com, however, there will continue to be a trial experience. This experience is only there to help you comply with our server and user licensing requirements. You can opt out of it up front, at any point during the trial, or even after it expires. Critically, your server will continue working even if you let your trial expire. When you complete the trial, or when it expires, you need to ensure that you have a valid license in order to remain compliant.

It is important to note that the installed bits are the same whether you get TFS from www.visualstudio.com or through one of the other channels – MSDN, VLSC, or retail. The only difference is a configuration setting which tells the code to present the trial experience. (An additional cosmetic difference, as noted above, is that the names of the installers from www.visualstudio.com include the word “trial”, while the other versions do not. This does not indicate that this version is only a trial, just that it enables the trial experience.)

The trial experience begins with a page in the configuration wizards used to set up new servers. A new page in these wizards, Licensing, describes the experience and provides a couple of links to more information.

Team Foundation Server 2015 Features

If you un-check the I want to start a trial of Team Foundation Server box, that will be the end of the experience. If you leave it checked and configure your server, it will then be in trial mode.

At any point during the trial, you can go to the Team Foundation Administration Console and complete the trial. Just select the root level node in the left hand navigation and click Complete Trial.

If your trial expires, every user will see a banner in most pages of the TFS Web UI. The text of this banner will vary depending on whether the trial can still be extended or not. The following image shows the contents of the banner when the full 90-day period has expired.

Team Foundation Server 2015 Express

Again, the server will continue working indefinitely, so you don’t need to worry about mistakenly letting the trial expire.

Team Foundation Server 2015 Serial Key Free

We hope these changes help to streamline things for TFS users while also making it a bit easier to understand and comply with TFS licensing requirements. Sorry again for the confusion around naming, and hopefully this clarifies things!