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Azure DevOps Services | Azure DevOps Server 2022 - Azure DevOps Server 2019
Build custom applications or services that integrate with Azure DevOps to access a user's Azure DevOps resources and perform actions programmatically, instead of needing access through a UI.
This can be helpful for writing a script to automate a regular to-do item for your team, or building a product offering for customers that pulls the latest status for Azure DevOps. Consider building with Azure DevOps to help you with:
- Creating new bugs discovered by customers
- Tracking your team's open work items on a dashboard
To get started, check out the following resources:
- Learn about the different authentication mechanisms available to you.
- Explore the Microsoft Entra Identity platform when integrating with Azure DevOps to build more secure, enterprise-level applications.
- Read up on the basics to use the Azure DevOps REST API, or
- See if our client libraries might be a more suitable alternative to making direct API calls.
- Integrate with a webhook to receive and action on events.
- Develop and publish extensions on the Visual Studio Marketplace to customize or extend the Azure DevOps platform for your team or customers.
- Review our app development and security best practices