Posted On March 28, 2019

Installing Team Foundation Server

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1. Installation
a. All in one
b. Separate TFS and database (advanced)

2. Setup reporting
a. Warehouse database
b. Analysis servicesc. Reports

3. Configure Extension for Sharepoint
TFS Administration Console > {servername} > Application Tier > Extensions for Sharepoint Products > Grant Access > URL for TFS = http://{servername}:8080/tfs , Sharepoint web application = http://{sharepointservername}/ > OK

4. Configure TFS Build Service
Run tfs_server.exe > Configuration Center opens > select Configure Team Foundation Build Service > Start Wizard > Next > Select Team Project Collection = browse toward the correct Team Project Collection > Next > Build Services opens, User the default setting > Next > Run Team Foundation Service as User a user account = {Domain_Name}\{Service_Account} > Next > Next > Configure

5. Create Team Project Collection
TFS Administration Console > Team Project Collections > DefaultCollection would appear > Click Create Collection > give new collection a name do describe its purpose > fill in Description > Next > Enter the data tier where Team Project Collection will reside > Create a new database for this collection > Next > click Next to accept the predefined Reports configuration > Next > Verify > Complete > Close

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