Your Entire Azure DevOps Organization at a Glance
Author: Richard Hundhausen
Almost every Azure DevOps engagement starts with the same question: what is actually in here? Before a migration, a process redesign, a licensing review, or a coaching engagement, somebody has to find …
Read more →Bulk-Loading User Avatars in Azure DevOps Server
When we teach an Azure DevOps Server course, it runs against a VM with a dozen or so fake users: Alice, Andy, Anna, and friends. When those users have real faces on their boards, pull requests, and …
Read more →When you create a new project in Azure DevOps, you pick a process: Basic, Agile, Scrum, or CMMI. Most organizations pick Agile. Not because they evaluated it, but because of the name. It sounds like …
Read more →Let the Fraudsters Begin: Malus and the License-Washing Machine
In March 2026 a site called malus.sh started making the rounds. The pitch is "Clean Room as a Service": proprietary AI robots read only the public documentation of any open source project, a second …
Read more →We Open Sourced Our Digital.ai Agility to Azure DevOps Migrator
If your organization is still tracking work in Digital.ai Agility, formerly VersionOne, and you have decided to move to Azure DevOps, the decision was the easy part. The migration is where it gets …
Read more →Who Owns the Monkey Selfie? Same Answer as Your AI Code
In 2011, a British nature photographer named David Slater hauled his gear into a reserve on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi to shoot a troop of crested macaques. The animals were curious about the …
Read more →Named a Microsoft MVP in DevOps, Again
The email arrived this week: I have been accepted into the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional program for the coming year, in DevOps. The award date is August 1, 2026.
I am genuinely happy about it, …
Read more →Which AI-Code Risk Persona Is Your Organization?
By now the headline is familiar: pure AI output has no human author, so under U.S. law nobody owns it. I've made that case in the overview, watched a federal appeals court confirm it, and watched the …
Read more →Can You Automate Copyright Registration From an Azure Pipeline?
Short answer: not the whole thing, and you shouldn't want to. You can automate the tedious, deterministic part of registering your source code with the U.S. Copyright Office, but the filing itself …
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