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2025-09-02T14:45:44.5166667+00:00

Can you please advise if there is a process in place to safeguard all the data that is being entered into ADO for Quantum?

How the data base is maintained
Is ADO provided as a SaaS solution?
how the Discussion section of each ticket is stored over data base

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  1. Pashikanti Kumar 1,725 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2025-09-03T09:25:22.72+00:00

    Hi Kuna, Preethi Krishna,

    Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum

    Microsoft is actively transitioning its services including ADO to quantum-safe cryptographic standards

    This tool helps estimate the resources a quantum computer would need to break classical encryption algorithms like RSA and ECC. It supports planning for quantum-safe transitions by analyzing cryptographic vulnerabilities. (Resource Estimator for Analyzing Cryptography - Azure Quantum | Microsoft Learn)

    Azure DevOps uses SQL Server as its primary database engine. (Azure DevOps Server databases - Azure DevOps | Microsoft Learn)

    Yes, Azure DevOps (ADO) is provided as a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution by Microsoft.

    Runs in the cloud, fully managed by Microsoft.

    Offers subscription-based pricing with flexible plans for individuals, small teams, and enterprises.

    Provides high availability, scalability, and security out of the box.

    Supports continuous updates and feature enhancements without user intervention.

    DevOps Practices for SaaS Workloads on Azure - Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework | Microsoft Learn

    In Azure DevOps, the Discussion section of a work item is not stored in a separate field. Instead:

    All comments entered in the Discussion area are automatically appended to the History field of the work item.

    Query Work Items By History - Azure Boards | Microsoft Learn

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