Azure Test Plans
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VisitAzure Test Plans vs Strider
What both publish
| Fact | Azure Test Plans | Strider |
|---|---|---|
| API | Public REST endpoints use dev.azure.com organization URLs and versioned _apis paths; the Test Plans API includes plan listing and requires the vso.test scope for read access. | Strider publishes internal API documentation covering operations including user management and provider accounts. |
| Extensibility | Azure DevOps extensions can add hubs and test experiences through REST APIs and the VSS Web Extension SDK. | Plugins can add build hooks, database fields, HTTP routes, socket events, and user interface elements. |
| Integrations | Azure DevOps exposes integrations with GitHub, Docker, Slack, Sentry and more through its Marketplace extension ecosystem. | The platform overview lists integrations with GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, Bitbucket, GitLab, Heroku, and Slack. |
| Purpose | Azure Test Plans provides planned manual and exploratory testing tools for apps. | Strider is an open-source continuous integration and continuous deployment platform. |
Azure Test Plans plans
- Basic + Test Plans$52 a month
- StakeholdersFree
- Stakeholders (Free)Free
- Basic$6 a month
Strider plans
- Open sourceFree
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 Strider if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.