Getting started with Exalate for Azure DevOps

This section describes how to set up your first sync in Exalate for Azure DevOps.

In this section

• Install Exalate for Azure DevOps
  • Install Exalate on Azure DevOps from the marketplace
  • Install Exalate for Azure DevOps on Docker
• Verify Exalate for Azure DevOps
• Set up a connection in Exalate for Azure DevOps
  • Set up a Basic connection in Exalate for Azure DevOps
    • Upgrade a Basic connection in Exalate for Azure DevOps
  • Set up a Visual connection in Exalate for Azure DevOps
    • Initiate a Visual connection in Exalate for Azure DevOps
    • Configure Visual connection sync scope in Exalate for Azure DevOps
    • Add Visual connection field mapping in Exalate for Azure DevOps
    • Examples of scripts for Visual connections in Azure DevOps
  • Set up a Script connection in Exalate for Azure DevOps
    • Initiate a Script connection in Exalate for Azure DevOps
    • Accept a Script connection invitation in Exalate for Azure DevOps
    • Configure Script connection sync in Exalate for Azure DevOps
  • How are webhooks protected between Azure DevOps and Exalate
• Start sync in Exalate for Azure DevOps
• Exalate for Azure DevOps: Proxy user permissions