Organization

Understanding organization in Azure DevOps

Organization is a logical container that holds all the projects
It acts as the top-level entity where you manage and organize all your software development activities
Creating an Azure DevOps account is essentially setting up an organization
With an organization, you gain access to the “Azure DevOps Services” platform

Some of the key points about Azure DevOps organizations:

When you create an Azure DevOps account, you choose a unique name for your organization. This name will be used in your organization’s URL
Organizations in Azure DevOps have role-based access control, allowing administrators to manage permissions and control
Each organization has its own billing and licensing settings
Resources such as build agents, pipelines, artifacts, and service connections are generally shared across projects within the organization
Administrators can configure various organizational settings, such as security, policies, notifications, and extensions
Azure DevOps organization can be integrated with other Microsoft services and tools like Azure, Azure AD etc.

You don’t have any Organization at all and need to create for first time (it might ask for few information to setup the DevOps organization)
You already have organization and need to add new organization

Creating new organization:

Go to: https://aex.dev.azure.com/
Click: “Create new organization”
Continue > Continue
New organization will be created and show up on left panel and “Create a project to get started” will be shown

Creating New Organization Step 1

Creating New Organization Step 2

Creating New Organization Step 3

Creating New Organization Step 4

Connecting Azure AD Step 1

Connecting Azure AD Step 2

Connecting Azure AD Step 3

Connecting Azure AD Step 4

Connecting Azure AD Step 5

Connecting Azure AD Step 6

Adding User Step 1

Adding User Step 2

Adding User Step 3

Adding User Step 4

Adding User Step 5

Adding User Step 6

Adding User Step 1

Adding User Step 2

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