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I’m planning on installing TFS 2010 as a fresh install. I’m thinking that I’ll do a dual-server deployment to start. For the DB tier, I’ll most likely go with physical. For the App tier, is there any reason not to go with a virtual machine?
Thanks,
–Ed
P.S. does anyone know why using the TFS2010 Install Guide chm (TFSInstall-RTM-Aug2010.chm – 510KB) I get a “Navigation to the webpage was canceled” for the content in the right pane? The left pane shows the tree no problem.
I have everything installed on virtual machines (SQL server, app tier and build server) and it works very well. There’s no reason for not using a virtual machine for the app tier.
P.S. For the .chm file right click on its properties and there will be a button that says that this file was downloaded from the internet and you need to unblock it.