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[Project Support]: Velo - DORA Metrics for Azure DevOps
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Since May 10, 2026.
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Description
Project
Velo
Project Url
https://github.com/divyeshg94/Ingenious.Velo
Description
Velo is an open-source .NET platform focused on enabling developers and organizations to build scalable, modular, and intelligent enterprise applications using modern cloud-native architecture patterns. The project is designed to simplify the development of distributed systems, reusable business workflows, and extensible application components within the Microsoft ecosystem.
Built with modern .NET technologies, Velo emphasizes developer productivity, clean architecture, extensibility, interoperability, and community-driven innovation. The platform is intended to support startups, enterprises, researchers, and independent developers looking for a flexible and production-ready framework for building next-generation applications.
The mission of Velo is to strengthen the open-source .NET ecosystem by providing a modern, extensible, and community-oriented framework that accelerates enterprise application development while promoting open collaboration, transparency, and technical excellence.
The project contributes to the broader .NET ecosystem by enabling developers to rapidly build maintainable and scalable solutions using reusable architectural patterns.
The project is intended to be governed transparently with open collaboration, contribution guidelines, documentation, and community participation. Joining the .NET Foundation would help accelerate community engagement and increase long-term sustainability.
Velo is designed with enterprise-grade scalability in mind, supporting distributed systems, modular services, APIs, cloud-native deployments, and extensible integrations.
Due By
05/30/2026
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