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We want to purchase Office 365 service with Active Directory and use the online AD for our company computers and also TFS accounts of developers. Is this possible?

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No. You need a local instance of Active Directory for computer joins and similar. However, this instance can be synced with the Office365/Azure directory for single-sign on and simplified account management.

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