Backlogs in DevOps with Use Cases

Backlog is a prioritized list of work item that the team plans to complete in the near future.

Work item: Nothing but all the backlogs.

 

Top level backlog / Top level work item / EPIC
epics are nothing, but these are the top level modules which we want to build eventually.

• product page
• Authorization page
• Shopping Card
• Payment Gateway

 

 

Feature
These main module is further subdivided into a number of smaller ones. The shopping cart website, for instance, is subdivided into the following sections: cart, checkout, and items. Payment gateway integration, pay TLS connection certificate, and the payment gateway module are its sub-module . module. Here we can see how the developers will really break their work down into numerous larger tasks. components and sub-module. These sub-modules in Azure Boards world we call it as feature.

 

User Stories
Still another time, it's divided up more. It will look like the developer is developing your website since your electronic page will be separated into sections. After that, he may begin developing the project, and finally, he may begin coding. These things gets further divided into user stories. Thus, the scrum team, which includes developers, testers, UX Designers and others, will be given user stories to work on. the user story is something will you will be working on it.

 

 

Task 
Next, you'll break your work down even further into smaller assignments, a single task to complete. 

• if designing given to you what you will do, you will take some time, you will do some research, you will do some R&D. Then you will start with your designing part okay.
• If development work is assigned to you, then you will do the coding, testing and implementation. This is further divided into something called as task.

 

Epic is a top level backlog feature. It's a sub sub module of your top level backlog user story. This is real task that the scrum team will be given. Every one of us has tasks that we set for ourselves. It is us who do the making and the assigning. Here is where you'll put in the time.