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Azure DevOps Dashboards are a great way to visualize the data and metrics that are most important to your team. They provide a real-time view of the progress of your project and can help you make data-driven decisions. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the steps to create a Dashboard in Azure DevOps to project a project snapshot.
Step 1: Navigate to the Dashboards tab
After logging in to Azure DevOps, navigate to the Dashboards tab located in the top menu bar. If you do not see the Dashboards tab, click on the “Project” dropdown menu located on the top left-hand corner of the screen and select your project.
Step 2: Create a new dashboard
To create a new dashboard, click on the “+ New Dashboard” button located on the top right-hand corner of the screen. You will be prompted to enter a name for your dashboard. You can also choose to create a blank dashboard or select a template to get started.
Step 3: Add widgets to your dashboard
Once you have created your dashboard, you can start adding widgets to display the information you want to see. To add a widget, click on the “+ Add Widget” button located on the top right-hand corner of the dashboard.
Step 4: Select a widget
You will be prompted to select a widget from a list of available widgets. Choose the widget that best fits the information you want to display on your dashboard. There are many different types of widgets available, including charts, graphs, tables, and more.
Step 5: Configure your widget
Once you have selected your widget, you will be prompted to configure it. This will include selecting the project, team, and query that the widget will display information from. You can also customize the widget’s appearance and layout.
Step 6: Add additional widgets
Repeat steps 3-5 to add additional widgets to your dashboard. You can add as many widgets as you want to display all the information you need to see.
Step 7: Save and share your dashboard
Once you have configured your widgets, you can save your dashboard by clicking on the “Save” button located on the top right-hand corner of the screen. You can also share your dashboard with other team members by clicking on the “Share” button and selecting the team members you want to share it with.
Step 8: Customize your dashboard
You can customize your dashboard further by rearranging the widgets, changing their size, and editing their configurations. You can also choose to create multiple dashboards for different purposes or audiences.
In conclusion, creating a dashboard in Azure DevOps is a great way to project a project snapshot and keep track of important information. By following these simple steps, you can create a customized dashboard that displays all the information you need to stay informed and make informed decisions.