Transitioning to Azure DevOps for UI and Load Performance Testing: Compatibility and Best Practices

Question

Hello,

We are currently planning a transition from an on-premise Team Foundation Server (TFS) setup to Azure DevOps, with a focus on UI Testing and Load Performance Testing. Our environment includes:

• Load Performance Testing: 1 Load Test Machine, 1 Test Controller, and 2 Agents
• Coded UI Testing (CUIT): 5 Agents and 1 Controller

As part of this transition, we need to ensure compatibility with the following requirements:

1. OS Support: Our chosen IaaS provider does not support desktop OS versions like Windows 7, 8, 10, or 11 and only supports Windows Server 2016 and above.
2. Microsoft Test Agents and Controllers: We need to verify whether Azure DevOps supports Microsoft Test Agents and Controllers and identify the supported versions.
3. Migration Considerations: We are looking for best practices on migrating our current VMs and testing infrastructure to Azure DevOps, particularly in terms of data migration, tool compatibility, and infrastructure requirements.

Could anyone provide insights on:

• The specific versions of Microsoft Test Agents and Controllers supported by Azure DevOps?
• Any known issues or considerations when migrating to Windows Server 2016 or newer for these testing tools?
• Best practices for setting up UI Testing and Load Performance Testing environments on Azure DevOps, considering the limitations on desktop OS support?

Any advice, documentation, or resources would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you!

Answer 1

Hi @sangam ravisekhar , 

Welcome to Microsoft Q&A! 

Your issue is related to Azure DevOps, please report it in dedicated Azure DevOps forum.

Thanks for your understanding. 

Sincerely,

Anna

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