Earlier this week, the VSTS Rangers, a group made up of Microsoft Product Group people and MVPs, shipped the Visual Studio 2010 TFS Upgrade Guide. This guide is available on Codeplex for download and comprises a single 27 page XPS file inside a 1.32Mb ZIP file.

I have a special interest in this document as I was one of a couple of contributors from the ranks of the Team System MVPs who contributed to this document. It was great working with Pramod who lead the project and Bijan who leads the Rangers.

The contents of this document are as follows;

1 Introduction
2 Upgrade Process
3 Scenarios
3.1 Upgrading Projects from Multiple TFS 2008 servers into one TFS 2010 server
3.2 Upgrading severs when SQL Mirroring is enabled
3.3 Recovering system if upgrade fails midway
3.4 Updating Team Project Portal for an existing Team project
3.5 Splitting Team Project Collection into Multiple Collections
3.6 When I move a Team Project Collection, how do I move the reports?
3.7 Bringing Workgroup Machine inside Domain
4 Frequently Asked Questions
4.1 Can I use a TFS2008 Process Template to create team projects in TFS 2010
4.2 How can I enable Agile Workbooks in upgraded Projects
4.2.1 Enabling the Product Backlog Workbook
4.2.2 Enabling the Iteration Backlog Workbook
4.3 How can I enable Test Case Management in upgraded project
4.4 How can I enable Branch Visualization in upgrade projects
4.5 How can I enable Lab Management in upgrade projects
4.6 What is WIT Admin Tool
4.7 What happens to my custom reports created in TFS2008 post upgrade?
4.8 Will my old TFS2008 reports work post upgrade?
4.9 Can I add a new Database to my existing TFS 2010 farm?
4.10 Error bringing cloned Team Project Collection online
4.11 Move Team Project Collection Database from one Database server to another Database Server
4.12 How to enable the TFS reports if the WSS server is upgraded to MOSS server?
4.13 How to Move Team Projects from one Team Project Collection to another
5 References

Team
Pramod Vasanth, Bijan javidi, Willy-Peter Schaub, Anthony Borton, Neno Loje, Bryan Krieger, Aaron Bjork, Mario Rodriguez