Read and write Azure DevOps projects, teams, and work items in SSIS with API Source + API Destination.
SSIS Azure DevOps Connector is built on the ZappySys API Connector framework so you can configure authentication, select endpoints, preview data, and push updates from one visual workflow. Use Entra-based OAuth app credentials, PAT, or certificate-backed auth based on your governance model.
Part of ZappySys SSIS PowerPack (100+ connectors & tasks).
⚡ Key Benefits
- Bidirectional Integration — Read and write Azure DevOps data in one SSIS pipeline
- Flexible Authentication — Use delegated OAuth, app credentials, or certificate-backed auth
- Endpoint Coverage — Work with projects, teams, work items, comments, and query endpoints
- Resilient API Calls — Configure retries for throttling and transient API responses
- Low-Code Setup — Pick connector templates, map columns, and execute without custom REST coding
📸 Visual Overview & Setup
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1. Drag API Source onto Data Flow
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2. Drag API Destination onto Data Flow
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3. Select Azure DevOps Connector
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4. Map the Columns
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5. Source — Select Endpoint & Preview
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6. Destination Mapping & Execute
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🔧 Key Features
Read and Write Endpoint Support
- Query projects, teams, work items, and query definitions with API Source
- Create and update projects, teams, work items, and comments with API Destination
- Use generic REST endpoints for custom Azure DevOps actions
Authentication and Security
- User Credentials OAuth for delegated access
- Azure App Credentials OAuth for service principal automation
- Certificate-based OAuth option for private-key JWT token acquisition
Operational Control
- Configurable organization and project defaults for predictable endpoint behavior
- Retry controls for 429 throttling and transient failures
- Visual mapping and endpoint previews before package execution
💡 Common Use Cases
- Work Item Warehouse Loads: Export work item history into SQL Server for reporting and analytics.
- Project and Team Synchronization: Keep project metadata aligned between internal systems and Azure DevOps.
- Automated Backlog Updates: Push status or field updates from ETL pipelines back to work items.
- Cross-System Governance: Standardize auth with Entra app credentials for unattended jobs.
- ADF SSIS Modernization: Run the same Azure DevOps SSIS packages on Azure-SSIS Integration Runtime.
🎯 Summary
Integrate Azure DevOps with SSIS using the same drag-and-drop patterns your ETL team already knows.
Use one connector framework for extraction, transformation flows, and write-back automation.
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