In what way does Azure DevOps integrate with external tools?

Azure DevOps integrates with third-party services to enhance workflows, allowing teams to adopt a more flexible and efficient approach to software development and delivery. This integration is achieved through various means, such as REST APIs, extensions available in the Azure DevOps Marketplace, or service hooks. By linking Azure DevOps with external tools, teams can streamline their processes by connecting their preferred tools for issue tracking, project management, continuous integration, and more, all within their Azure DevOps environment.

This capability supports a diverse range of tools, such as Jenkins, Slack, Jira, GitHub, and many other platforms, making it adaptable to various workflows and project requirements. Organizations benefit from this integration as it fosters collaboration and productivity, enabling the use of the best tools suited for their specific needs while maintaining centralized project management and tracking through Azure DevOps.

Other options suggest limitations in integration capabilities that do not reflect the actual flexibility and interoperability of Azure DevOps with a wide range of third-party services and applications.