Azure Devops Power BI

This integration allows you to monitor the progress, performance, and trends within your Azure DevOps environment.

Here are the general steps to integrate Azure DevOps with Power BI:

1. Azure DevOps Data Connector: Start by using the Azure DevOps Data Connector in Power BI. This connector allows you to connect to your Azure DevOps organization or project and retrieve data related to work items, sprints, builds, releases, and more.

2. Import Data: Once connected, you can import the relevant data into Power BI. You can choose to import data from various Azure DevOps services, such as Boards, Pipelines, Repos, and Test Plans.

3. Data Modeling: In Power BI, you can perform data modeling to structure the imported data in a way that makes sense for your reporting needs. This may involve creating relationships between tables, adding calculated columns, and transforming the data as necessary.

4. Report Creation: With the data in Power BI, you can design customized reports and dashboards to visualize your Azure DevOps data. You can create reports to track the progress of work items, monitor build and release pipelines, view code repository statistics, and much more.

5. Scheduled Refresh: Set up a scheduled data refresh in Power BI to keep your reports up to date with the latest information from Azure DevOps.

6. Share and Collaborate: Share your Power BI reports and dashboards with your team or stakeholders, allowing them to gain insights into your Azure DevOps projects. You can also collaborate on the reports to make data-driven decisions.