Users who are using an instance of Team Foundation Server that's disconnected from the internet (and thus can't purchase licenses from Visual Studio Marketplace) can still assign licenses purchased through an enterprise agreement.Ī feed is an organizational construct that allows users to store their packages and control who can access them. For more information, see Change access levels. Make sure that your Visual Studio Enterprise subscribers have the appropriate access level. Users with Visual Studio Enterprise subscriptions get Azure Artifacts for free. Select Assign, enter the users you want to assign licenses, and then select OK.
Licenses don't need to be assigned until the trial period ends.įrom any collection in Team Foundation Server, hover over the settings menu and select Users. If you selected Start 30 day free trial and are still in the trial period, every user is granted access. Just ensure that you've been assigned the "Visual Studio Enterprise" access level. If you have a license for Visual Studio Enterprise, you already have access to Azure Artifacts and don't need to be assigned a license. If you need additional licenses at this point, you can purchase them from Visual Studio Marketplace. After the 30-day trial period, your organization reverts back to five entitled users, and you must assign licenses to individual users. Every user in your organization is then granted access to Azure Artifacts for 30 days. If you aren't sure, you can select Start 30-day free trial.
If you need more than five licenses, go to the Visual Studio Marketplace, and select Get it free. Assign licenses in Team Foundation ServerĮach organization gets five free licenses. If the Azure Artifacts extension has been removed, you can install it from the Visual Studio Marketplace. To use Azure Artifacts in TFS, you must upgrade to Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2017.
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