What are the steps for Azure DevOps migration?

In this video, learn how to migrate TFS projects to Azure DevOps (Cloud) in 5 quick steps. Migrate work items with attachments, in-line images, comments, and relationships without downtime using OM4ADO. Co-developed with Microsoft, OpsHub Migrator for Microsoft Azure DevOps (OM4ADO) is the only GUI-based Azure DevOps migration tool to migrate within Azure DevOps. The free edition can migrate small to mid-sized projects in minutes and lets you test and validate your migration before the final cutover, without having to stop work in TFS. OM4ADO also supports a flexible cutover by allowing additional delta sync to the target after the migration is complete.  Chapters: 00:00 — Overview of OpsHub Migrator for Azure DevOps 00:10 — How does Azure DevOps migration work in 5 simple steps? 00:20 — How do I configure connection to TFS and Azure DevOps Cloud? 00:30 — Where do I define migration details and configuration? 00:50 — How do I select projects for migration? 01:00 — How do I map users between source and destination? 01:10 — How do I start migration? 01:40 — How do I monitor migration progress? For a free demo, visit - https://bit.ly/4wxNtXZ FAQs – 1) What are the common challenges faced during Azure DevOps migration? The common challenges include broken process templates, losing work item history or attachments, broken lines between work items, commits and builds, user and identity mapping errors, broken pipelines and builds, poor validation and testing, and hiding hidden issues. 2) How do I plan a smooth migration to Azure DevOps? A successful Azure DevOps migration usually follows a clear, step-by-step process to reduce risk and avoid surprises: Review your existing TFS or Azure DevOps setup and identify what needs to be moved, such as work items, test artefacts, repositories, dashboards, and widgets. -Define the migration scope early to determine which projects, data, and history are required. -Choose a migration tool that meets your data fidelity and traceability needs. -Run a pilot migration to validate mappings, relationships, and data accuracy. -Perform the full migration with minimal disruption to ongoing work. -Complete post-migration validation to confirm that history, attachments, links, and user identities are intact. To download the free edition, visit - https://tinyurl.com/2hjj6fr2