title: TFS as a local repository for Visual Studio Online
body: <p>We just started test-running VSO for source control/Scrum management on a new project. We currently use TFS running in-house for other projects. I love the VSO scrum tools, but, with today's VSO outage, we are questioning whether VSO is practical for us as a source control.<br>
  After researching this afternoon, I don't see a solution to have a local backup of VSO. My current thought is to use a local git repo that pushes to VSO. The problem with that is switching technologies is not an easy sell, especially when we already have the local TFS to maintain.</p>
  
  <p>We have thought of using VSO to manage scrum tasks and keep source control in-house, but I really don't like having the two separated (can't link commits and I think that everything should be in one place if possible). </p>
  
  <p>Yes, for you purists out there, we do have a big whiteboard with index cards and stickies for our sprint tasks, but we're still looking at the cloud as another option ;)</p>
  
  <p>To condense my rambling into a real question:  <strong>Is there a way to use in-house TFS as a local repo that pushes to VSO, or to at least have it mirror VSO?</strong></p>