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Hosted TFS Server 2012 From Dynamsoft

By Adrian Bridgwater, November 08, 2012

Team Foundation Server 2012 via managed hosting with support for SQL reporting and a dedicated VM

Version control and TWAIN SDK developer Dynamsoft has announced the availability of Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012 managed hosting plans to provide support for SQL reporting services and SharePoint.

Dynamsoft's TFS hosting provides two new plans — the managed hosting plan is provided with a dedicated VM, and a shared TFS hosting plan is also available, both based on Microsoft's TFS Server 2012.

NOTE: Part of Microsoft's application lifecycle management masterplan, Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012 (TFS) is the collaboration platform that supports Agile development practices, multiple IDEs and platforms (locally or cloud based), and provides developer tools for project management.

Dynamsoft's TFS hosting service includes version control (or source control) software configuration management and project management. The VM provided with the service offers users additional resources, such as their own database and other independence from shared hosting customers.

Hosted within a SAS70 and CICA5970 certified data center in Vancouver, guaranteed bandwidth is 100 Mbps with no upload, download, or flow rate limitations. Dynamsoft's online uptime rate is 99.9x percent.

The shared TFS hosting and managed TFS hosting services are also provided with 24x7 Dynamsoft technical support via online chat, phone, or email.


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