Runs a single Azure DevOps project: its repositories, teams, service connections and hooks, iteration and area paths, and the agent pools belonging to it.
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Terms in this definition
- Agents (classic) API
First-generation Foundry Agent Service API, based on threads, messages and runs. It is deprecated, replaced by conversations and responses, and retires on 31 March 2027.
- Azure DevOps
Microsoft's suite of DevOps services, among them Azure Boards and Azure Pipelines.
- Foundry project
A container beneath a Foundry resource that keeps one team's agents, data, files, evaluations and project connections separate. Model deployments and resource-level connections are shared from the parent, and governance is not configured at this level.
- Agent
A specialised form of Microsoft Copilot set up for one particular job, pairing instructions with knowledge and skills. You can create one in Copilot Studio, SharePoint or Agent Builder, and administrators control them from the Microsoft 365 admin center.
Related terms
- Azure DevOps security group
Groups like Readers, Contributors, Project Administrators and Project Collection Administrators that hand out permissions in Azure DevOps. Which features someone can use is decided separately by their access level: Stakeholder, Basic or Basic + Test Plans.
- Self-service IaaS console
Instead of ordering from the curated catalogue, Project Administrators and Project Advanced Users can use this VCF Automation interface to work hands-on with namespace services: images, Kubernetes, VMs, networks, volumes and more.