Treasure Map for Azure DevOps at Scale: General Configurations Part 1
Let’s start our adventure focused on different General Configurations inside Azure DevOps
Welcome to our adventure focusing on the General Configuration of Azure DevOps. We’ll begin by exploring User Permission Levels across various hubs on Azure DevOps, including the Organization Level, Project Level, Area Path, Iteration Path, Git, and Pipelines.
It’s crucial to understand that many companies are subject to rigorous audit procedures, necessitating thorough verification of each user’s permission levels within Azure DevOps to ensure compliance and security.
At present, Azure DevOps lacks comprehensive reports for displaying user permissions across different contexts. To address this challenge, we’ve developed a set of detailed reports designed to assist you in managing user permissions effectively.
Explore our reports to gain insights into user permissions and ensure alignment with your organization’s security policies and compliance standards.
- How to: Extract Organization Level Permissions from the respective user in Azure DevOps = extracting user permission on organiztion level
- How to: Extract Project Level Permissions from the respective user, and project = extracting user permission on project level
- How to: Extract Git Permissions from the respective user and repositories = extracting user permission on Git
- How to: Extract Pipeline (Build and Release) Permissions from the respective user, and project = extracting user permission on Build and Release
- How to: Extract Area Path Permissions from the respective user, and project in Azure DevOps = extracting user permission on Area Path
- How to: Extract Iteration Path Permissions from the respective user, and project in Azure DevOps = extracting user permission on Iteration Path
Well, this was my eleventh big clue for us to explore the world of Azure DevOps at Scale. See you in the next challenge!!!