I'm currently trying to create a burndown chart using data pulled through Azure DevOps into Power Bi using the Power Bi Connector.
The problem I'm having is that I can't find a field which contains the effort and amount of time a task took. The best I can find is adding a analysis view in Dev Ops and the field 'Remaining Work' however when a task is completed this field blanks.
Has anyone done this before, do they know what fields to use and what DAX(s) expression would be used to generate a burndown chart in PowerBi for Azure Dev ops?
Thanks for your help.
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I'm just finished with setting up our Purview account. After a few scans, and correcting some privileges issues I can get details from the storage account, Azure SQL Database (main source for Power BI datasets), and Power BI datasets / reports.
The main thing that has my interest is the lineage from Power BI Datasets to the source. Most reports will have one Azure SQL Database as a source. I want to check with tables are used. However, it seems that this information is not available.
In this post by Microsoft, there is an image that shows the kind of lineage that I'm looking for.
How can I achieve this insight with Azure Purview?
I want to have a report for our change failure rate in production. Currently the Pipeline failure report shows all failures at all stages of the pipeline. I want to be able to see failure stats on each individual stage.
Is this possible? How?
There is not a easy and directory way to achieve this, since azure devops doesnot have this feature yet. You can have a try with Power BI as #ZetaPR suggested. There is example of showing Pipeline stage wise failures sample report in Power BI provided by Microsoft.
You can submit a feature request to Microsoft development team. Hope they can consider this feature and implementing it in the future rings.
Capacity View in Devops I am trying to export the Script Capacity of different teams from Azure DevOps.
Do we have a way to get the report from a report or a chart for the Capacity added for a sprint?
You can use the API to get that data: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/work/capacities?view=azure-devops-rest-6.0
I connected this API with PowerBI, but you can build a Website or use another platform to visualize and manipulate the data coming from the API.
This is also a good article explaining the work it can be done in PowerBI: https://vinijmoura.medium.com/how-to-viewing-individual-capacities-on-different-projects-teams-and-sprints-in-azure-devops-d369c6f14155
How would I create a powerBI report that shows the real sprint burndowns but connecting to the AzureDevOps environment?
Is there a downloadable .pbix template available?
Regards
That's a nice to have option but yet to be available. There are many workarounds that you would try
Embed the reports from Azure DevOps burn down in Team Site / SharePoint Online portals
Create Power BI reports as per the need. The step by step approach is shown in Link
Thanks
There is no,you need create it your self.
Analytics views dataset design
Connect to Analytics with Power BI Data Connector
I want to retrieve the backend data that's used to specifically drive the Azure DevOps Analytics Velocity Dashboard Report [Committed and Completed Points for each interaction]. I would like to pull this data either using OData feed or the Visual Studio Team Services (Beta) in order to create custom PowerBI reports
[1] Example of the report I'm trying to pull the data from can be found here:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/report/analytics/_img/velocity-ax-catalog.png?view=vsts
Why you have to retrieve the data? You can directly create Power BI reports using Analytics views.
Please see What are Analytics views for details.
When using the Power BI Data Connector, these same default views
appear in the Navigator dialog. The view you select determines the set
of records, fields, and history which are loaded into Power BI.
Default Analytics views work well for customers with small datasets.
To learn more, see Default Analytics views.
If the default Analytics views do not meet your needs, you can create
custom views to fine-tune the records, fields, and history returned to
Power BI.
Please see below links for more information:
Simplify creation of your Power BI reports using Analytics views
Create an Analytics view in Azure DevOps
Power BI integration overview
I was able to replicate the Velocity report by using the "Stories - All history" view. You would need to modify the view to track daily history and then use the Iteration start date/Iteration end date along with the "date" column to filter out the Committed and Completed data.