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Scrum projects (the ones where you can run Sprints) have Release burndown chart option available out of the box. You can find it in Project menu > Reports > Burndown chart. The chart gives shows you Completed and remaining work based on Story points grouped by sprints on the horizontal axes that represents time.

Release Burndown Chart Tracks the progress of release in a Scrum project. Sprint Burndown Chart Tracks the amount of work remaining versus time. Product Burndown Chart Tracks amount of work left to do to meet all the product goals.

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Release Burn-up chart is used to track a progress of a release by comparing planned vs completed work. One gets to know how much work the team has completed over a certain span of time. The work could be either user story points or the number of hours spent.

Release Burndown ChartsThe Scrum Master is responsible for updating the release burndown at the end of each sprint exercise. On this chart, the horizontal axis shows each sprint while the remaining work is shown on the vertical axis.

Release Burn-up chart is used to track a progress of a release by comparing planned vs completed work. One gets to know how much work the team has completed over a certain span of time. The work could be either user story points or the number of hours spent.

A Burn Up Chart is a tool used to track how much work has been completed, and show the total amount of work for a project or iteration. It's used by multiple software engineering methods but these charts are particularly popular in Agile and Scrum software project management.