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.......................................... 51  \nAzure DevO ps Services ............................................... 54  \nAzure Boards ................................................... 56  \nAzure Repos.................................................... 57  \nAzure Pipelines ................................................. 58  \nAzure Test Plans ................................................ 59  \nAzure Artifacts ................................................. 60  \nAzure DevO ps Server ................................................. 61  \nMigrating to Azure DevOps Services............................. 62  \nxi  \nVisual Studio ......................................................... 63  \nVisual Studio Subscriptions ...................................... 65  \nAzure DevOps Access Levels ..........................................66  \nStake holder Access ............................................. 67  \nGitHub and the Future 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............................ 110  \nCreating an Azure DevOps Organization .........................111  \nProviding Access to the Organization ........................... 112  \nOther Organization Configurations ............................. 114  \nAzure DevOps Marketplace Extensions ......................... 115  \nSetting Up Product Development .................................... 119  \nCreating a Project ............................................. 119  \nAdding Project Members ...................................... 123  \nOther Project Configurations ................................... 128  \nEstablishing Information Radiators ............................. 130  \nPre-game Checklist .................................................. 135  \nChapter Retrospective ............................................... 137  \nxii Contents  \nChapter 5 The Product Backlog 139  \nCreating the Product Backlog 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