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timjames.me

Stopping and Starting your Application Pool with Octopus Deploy - timjames.me

http://timjames.me/blog/2014/11/06/octopusdeploy-stop-start-apppool

I would love to know what you think. While reading my posts. Stopping and Starting your Application Pool with Octopus Deploy. Depending on your Web Server set up, you might not be able to overwrite the Bin folder without some manually intervention. Usually it is because there is a process using files within the Bin folder and you will have to stop the application pool first. Octopus will soon inform you if this is the case when deploying your package to the server, and will give you the error message:.

tugberkugurlu.com

sql-release Blog Posts - Tugberk Ugurlu's Blog

http://www.tugberkugurlu.com/tags/sql-release

Slides of Introduction to Database Lifecycle Management Talk at /dev/summer 2015. Yesterday, I was at /dev/summer 2015, Cambridge and gave a talk on DLM (Database Lifecycle Management). I have uploaded the slides under my Speakerdeck account. Yesterday, I was at /dev/summer 2015, Cambridge. It was a really good event and I had a chance to attend a few talks on Go Language, Web Profiling and Open Source. I also gave a talk on DLM (Database Lifecycle Management), which is what we have been working. Are als...

tugberkugurlu.com

How to Use Octopus Deploy Step Templates for SQL Release - Tugberk Ugurlu's Blog

http://www.tugberkugurlu.com/archive/how-to-use-octopus-deploy-step-templates-for-sql-release

How to Use Octopus Deploy Step Templates for SQL Release. In this post, I will go through how you can use SQL Release Octopus Deploy step templates to make the Octopus Deploy Integration of SQL Release easier by going through one of the deployment flows. A set of PowerShell cmdlets from Redgate. Which automate deploying changes to your production databases, went out of beta and became part of DLM Automation Suite. A few days ago. As part of this release, Octopus Deploy step templates for SQL Release.

tcmorris.net

Continuous delivery for .NET (revisited) - tcmorris

http://tcmorris.net/blog/continuous-delivery-for-dotnet-revisited

Continuous delivery for .NET (revisited). Last year I wrote about deployments and the idea of continuous delivery for .NET. During that article I spoke about how to set up and configure TeamCity and Octopus Deploy as tools for deployment as well as adding some notes around process. TeamCity is the build tool, Octopus Deploy is the deployment tool. Configure version ( GitVersion. Fetch packages, build solution and run OctoPack. Front end tasks (e.g. npm install / grunt / gulp). You may want to split this ...

shawinnes.com

Building Supportable Systems (Deployment) | Shaw Innes

http://shawinnes.com/building-supportable-systems-deployment

DevOps, Technology, Strategy. Building Supportable Systems (Deployment). To make it simpler and quicker to package. We then set up an automated deployment process for the website. The deployment process developer 1-2 days a fortnight to do manually, now it takes about 10 minutes from code check-in, through automated build, and deployment to a developer-test environment. Instead of doing a deployment every 14 or so days, now we’re getting well over 14 a day! The following diagram shows the main dashboard ...

michaelsync.net

Michael Sync | Sharing knowledge | Page 2

http://michaelsync.net/page/2

Most annoying thing in Visual Studio. August 10, 2014. August 10, 2014. Here is my most annoying thing in Visual Studio. What about yours? I have my MVP MSDN subscription, Dreamspark (Ya, I am still a student), BizSpark (with my friends) for many years. This dialog pop-up once in a while to annoy me. Ya. it happened with VS express version that is totally free as well. Who the fuck are you to keep on validating your own royal customers? Is it your best marketing strategy? Status of FxCop/Code Analysis!

unitedexperts.co.uk

Automated Sitefinity Deployment for Continuous Delivery

http://unitedexperts.co.uk/sitefinity-community/blogs/sitefinity/2014/11/24/automated-sitefinity-deployment

Take a break from the ordinary; relax, explore, meet, make new, discover old, laugh, go offline. See where a cup of coffee can take you today! Automated Sitefinity Deployment for Continuous Delivery. By Ivan Stankovic Nov 24, 2014. Achieving a consistent deployment to multiple environments in a few clicks. Nugget Package Manager and Octopus Deploy. Nugget Package Explorer Website. Sitefinity PowerShell Scripts for optimum Server configuration. The installation of Octopus components is extremely simple an...

docs.octopusdeploy.com

Upgrade with a new 3.0 server instance - Octopus Deploy 3.0 - Octopus Deploy

http://docs.octopusdeploy.com/display/OD/Upgrade+with+a+new+3.0+server+instance

This page is for Octopus Deploy 3.0. And newer versions. You can view this page for Octopus 2.0. Link to this Page. Octopus Deploy 3.0. Upgrading from Octopus 2.6. Upgrade with a new 3.0 server instance. Skip to end of metadata. Created by Vanessa Love. Last modified by Mark Siedle. On Jul 18, 2016. Go to start of metadata. Be sure to read the Upgrading from Octopus 2.6. Documentation page. You must have a working 2.6 Octopus installation for the data migration. Migrate your data from 2.6 to 3.x. When up...

devopsdba.com

Implementing CI for databases V: Creating Octopus Deploy Projects – DEVOPSDBA.COM

http://www.devopsdba.com/implementing-ci-for-databases-v-creating-octopus-deploy-projects

Building a Database Deployment Pipeline. Upgrade to SQL Server 2014. Implementing CI for databases V: Creating Octopus Deploy Projects. Every component needed to do database push-button deployments is set up. From setting up the source control repository, preparing the build environment to configuring the deployment environment. All that’s left to do is to create an Octopus Project to enable real database push-button deployments. In this part I’m going to explain how. Creating an Octopus Project Group.

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Implementing CI for databases IV: Configuring Octopus Deploy Environments – DEVOPSDBA.COM

http://www.devopsdba.com/implementing-ci-for-databases-iv-configuring-octopus-deploy-environments

Building a Database Deployment Pipeline. Upgrade to SQL Server 2014. Implementing CI for databases IV: Configuring Octopus Deploy Environments. Now the Build Environment is configured to automatically create a new database build every time a change is checked in into source control, it’s time to configure the Deploy Environment so these builds can be deployed with the push of a button. First I’d like to start with the overview of our Database Deployment Pipeline which I used in my last post. On the sever...