Server Core 2008 and TFS2010

by Luke 10. December 2010 16:02

I’ve been playing with Server Core for Windows Server Enterprise 2008 R2. It has been a wonderful experience. I think Microsoft got this right for virtualization environments. The platform can be setup and configured easily. Once configured, the environment basically maintains itself and you can remotely connect using the Windows 7 Admin pack tools to connect to the Hyper-V manager to manage the VMs.

Part of the server core configuration is to have a TFS 2010 run as a virtual machine on top of the environment. I’ve been considering adding unit testing to a lot of our source control projects as well. NUnit has caught my eye and I’ve been checkign out some research on integrating it into TFS 2010. Found a great project on codeplex called NUnit for Team Build dedicated to integrating NUnit with TFS. Very excited!

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Server Core | TFS

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C# .NET developer who really likes kettle style potato chips. Current favorite is Cape Code potato chips with a Henry Weinhards root beer on the side, mmmm delicious

 
 
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