Brian Harry just sent out the latest statistics for how we're using Team Foundation for our own internal development environment.

The most significant news is that he decided to try and push the limits of the system by adding "tons" of files. In fact, he added another 200,000 files into the system - which represents a very high percentage of the Whidbey codebase. This did uncover a couple of SQL bugs along the way, and doing the massive checkins helped us find another bug which will be fixed the next time we refresh our dogfood servers with new bits.

• The server was available 99.04% of the time.

• Recent users: 401 (new statistic)
• Users with assigned work items: 434 (up 2)
• Version control users: 319 (up 69)

• Work items: 33,626 (up over 7,000)
• CSS nodes: 1,709 (down 8)
• Work item versions: 242,327 (up 48,000)
• Attached files: 8,014 (up 1,400)
• Queries: 2,619 (up 550)

• Files/Folders: 271,766/30,376 (up 200,000/21,000)
• LocalVersion: 11 million (up 7 M)
• Total compressed file sizes: 10.3G (up 8.6G)
• Workspaces: 612 (up 160)
• Shelvesets: 1,254 (up 400)
• Checkins: 3,489 (up 2,100)
• Pending changes: 4,806 (up 2,500)

• Work Item queries: 11,758 (new statistic)
• Work Item updates: 11,454 (new statistic)
• Work Item opens: 56,337 (new statistic)
• Gets: 22,190 (up 11,000)
• Downloads: 3.6M (up 2.7M)
• Checkins: 289 (down 7)
• Uploads: 73,843 (up 69,000)
• Shelves: 372 (down 250)