At the moment I’m working on a project which uses Octopus Deploy for all deployments to Kubernetes clusters and Azure WebApps. This project is used for powering 18 different frontends, so, the code is built once and deployed to 18 different sites. These sites are defined as a Tenant in Octopus, so, I only need […]
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Teamcity and Octopus – part 4
Before rushing into all the cool automated stuff we have to dive into one important part of the flow which is… version control. You must use version control for all your software! Period! At this moment there are lots of free version control systems available, Bitbucket, GitHub etc. Use it! Besides the need of a […]
Teamcity and Octopus – part 3
We now have a nice clean Release build of our project using a custom MsBuild target. Using this target is important because Teamcity is responsible for the job not just me working on my laptop! Keep that in mind, Teamcity is in charge! Next step is creating a NuGet package from our build. Again, Teamcity […]
Teamcity and Octopus – part 2
This first post is about preparing our project for Octopus deploy. This example is based upon a standard Asp.Net MVC application. Preparing involves some knowledge of Teamcity and Octopus deploy. Because deployments in Octopus are done using NuGet, we need the possibility to create a NuGet package from our website. First we need some deeper […]
Teamcity and Octopus – part 1
It’s some time now after my last post. Quit busy the last months and years so I decided to create a new post, not about Android but about a new tool I’m currently using on my work at eFocus. The new tool is called Octopus Deploy and I must say I am deeply impressed by […]