So after starting to code and develop the site, it started to look like the next screen shots. We already have the register module done and functional.
Development of the Website Part 1
• Create a class library project: The creation of this type of project with the objective that the whole logic is stored to be used for project implementation, integration, search for values, etc. Another reason is to avoid duplication of work, because the website and the mobile application will use these procedures.
Figure 1. Adding class library project
• Separation modules : Separation work in order to have an order, and better understanding for developers and easily locating each module.
Figure 2. Modules
• Simplification of work: Adding or database within the class library project with the objective of mapping the same and use it in different projects
Figure 3. Base Illustration
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Operations Management Flow Diagram
Errors in Configuring Test Controller on a Domain Controller Machine
In the test controller configuration tool, you might see the following errors, when you install the test controller on a domain controller machine:
- Failed to add Administrators group to TestTeamControllerAdmins group. The configuration log file contains an exception “Could not add WinNT://BUILTIN/Administrators to group. Exception: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x8007056C): A new member could not be added to a local group because the member has the wrong account type”
- Aditionally, if your service account is Network Service, you might see an error: “Failed to Configure ACL” The configuration log file contains an exception “Systems.Reflection.TargetInvocationException: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. —> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: A new member could not be added to a local group because the memeber has the wrong account type”
Unit Testing Inconvenient
Emmanuel Buch, a team member is wondering how to link a unit test with a test case set from the MTM, for automated testing. Because as you can see in the picture can not be attached.
MOF 4.0 Flow
Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF) 4.0 delivers practical guidance for everyday IT practices and activities, helping users establish and implement reliable, cost-effective IT services. It encompasses the entire IT lifecycle by integrating:
- Community-generated processes for planning, delivering, operating, and managing IT.
- Governance, risk, and compliance activities.
- Management reviews.
- Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) best practices.
Structure of MOF
MOF 4.0 describes the IT service lifecycle in terms of three phases and a foundational layer:
The Plan Phase focuses on ensuring that, from its inception, a requested IT service is reliable, policy-compliant, cost-effective, and adaptable to changing business needs.
The Deliver Phase concerns the envisioning, planning, building, stabilization, and deployment of requested services.
The Operate Phase deals with the efficient operation, monitoring, and support of deployed services in line with agreed-to service level agreement (SLA) targets.
The Manage Layer helps users establish an integrated approach to IT service management activities through the use of risk management, change management, and controls. It also provides guidance relating to accountabilities and role types
System Center 2012 and ITIL V3
Project Plan MOF-SC-AZURE
This document is intended to provide a brief introduction to the concepts of MOF and align this knowledge to the current state of the project, so they understand the What? and How? You can earn an integration of private cloud (System Center OnPremises), public cloud (Azure) and TFS in order to be able to deliver a real solution IT services requested by the client.