How can OpsHub help?

OVSMU helps customers migrate all data with full context between TFS and VSTS, TFS and TFS, VSTS and TFS, and VSTS and VSTS. It migrates historical information for work items, version control change sets, test cases, test results, and all the relationships between two tools in an incremental manner. It keeps the data intact and provides a functionality for mapping users for the source and destination systems with all validations.

OVSMU can help consolidate heterogeneous legacy systems onto a unified platform, and save on legacy system license and maintenance fees while improving collaboration and communication. Benefits of a single environment include reduced customization and cycle time, as well as increased productivity and improved quality.

A sample representation of data migration between TFS and VSTS

The OVSMU is available in both Commercial and Free editions.

Learn about OVSMU in detail from here.

OVSMU – Free and Commercial versions

OVSMU (Free version): OpsHub Visual Studio Online Migration Utility free version helps customers wanting to migrate the most commonly requested data. It enables basic migration of the following entities: change sets, work items, test cases, and version control history . Free version is limited to migrating projects with less than 2500 revisions of work items and less than 2500 revisions of source control. The Free version offers very limited support through the community supported Q&A forum with no additional support included.

Refer Functionalities Supported (Free utility) to know more details on what is available in this free version.

OVSMU (Commercial version): For customers looking for advance migration options, OpsHub Visual Studio Online Migration Commercial Utility is helpful. It helps migrate entities such as test suite, test run and test result as well as traceability between WI and Change Sets, etc.. The commercial VERSION offers additional support by OpsHub throughout the data migration process.

To know more details of functionalities supported refer Functionalities Supported (Commercial Utility).

Versions supported: OVSMU supports the following versions of Team Foundation Server: 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, and 2017.

OpsHub Visual Studio Online Migration Utility supports the recent release of Visual Studio 2017

Please contact sales@opshub.com for upgrading your utility to avail advance migration options available in Commercial utility.

If you are looking for some more advanced migration scenarios, you can also use OpsHub Integration Manager.

Advanced scenarios where the OpsHub Integration Manager is better suited include:

Integrations and migrations between Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio Online, and many other ALM solutions including Atlassian Jira, IBM Rational, HP Quality Centre, and many others. Checkout OpsHub Supported ALM systems for more insights
Two-way synchronizations and migrations
Conflict resolutions and Preserve history features enabled between the work items during integration/migration process
Customized migration/integration business rules, including the ability to support customized TFS process templates

How to schedule a demo with OpsHub?

Contact us for demo by filling this form.

Checkout the OVSMU demo video here.

Please contact sales@opshub.com for upgrading your utility to avail advance migration options available in Commercial utility.

Pre-requisite hardware and software requirement for OIM installation:

Windows supported:

Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows Server 2012
Windows Server 2008 R2 (64 bit)

Linux:

RHEL 5.2 + (32 bit/64 bit) (includes Cent OS and Fedora)

Hardware required:

RAM – 8 GB
Disk space – suggested 50 GB
Database Disk space – suggested 15 GB
Cores-QuadCore recommended

NET Framework

The OpsHub Visual Studio Online Migration Utility installation needs Microsoft .NET Framework 4.

If the required .NET Framework or Object Model is not available, the installer will provide an error indicating the .NET framework is not found and will redirect you to the download page.

Brian Harry launched the OpsHub Visual Studio Team Services utility tool in his Keynote at the TechEd North America conference 2014.