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FactAzure Test PlansQuickBuild
ExtensibilityAzure DevOps extensions can add hubs and test experiences through REST APIs and the VSS Web Extension SDK.Custom plugins can add SCM systems, issue trackers, build steps, reports, statistics, notifiers, and authentication systems; external systems can use its RESTful API.
IntegrationsAzure DevOps exposes integrations with GitHub, Docker, Slack, Sentry and more through its Marketplace extension ecosystem.The product lists SCM support including Git, Subversion, Perforce, Mercurial, and Team Foundation Server, and issue tracker support including JIRA, Trac, Bugzilla, TeamForge, and Redmine.
PurposeAzure Test Plans provides planned manual and exploratory testing tools for apps.QuickBuild is a flexible continuous integration and deployment server for DevOps teams.
SecurityAzure DevOps states that project data is protected in transit and at rest, uses the Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle and undergoes security penetration testing.Listed access controls include SSL, IP address binding, role-based and per-project access, LDAP and Active Directory integration, single sign-on, and user activity auditing.

Azure Test Plans plans

  • Basic + Test Plans$52 a month
  • StakeholdersFree
  • Stakeholders (Free)Free
  • Basic$6 a month

QuickBuild plans

  • Community LicenseFree
  • Open Source LicenseFree
  • Commercial Service renewal$2,400 a year
  • Enterprise Site License$3,600, paid once

Pick Azure Test Plans if…

Azure DevOps teams needing connected test traceability; Teams conducting manual, exploratory and UAT workflows; Organizations requiring hosted or self-hosted deployment

Pick QuickBuild if…

QuickBuild suits DevOps teams that need self-hosted continuous integration and deployment with visual workflow design. It also fits teams needing deployment rollback, extensive integrations, and configurable access controls.

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