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Bob Walker is the Field CTO at Octopus Deploy acting as a liaison for internal and external stakeholders, providing thought leadership, and elevating Octopus's brand.

Using Runbooks to run ad-hoc SQL scripts in your database deployment automation pipeline

Bob Walker April 7, 2020
Using Infrastructure as Code with Operations Runbooks

Bob Walker April 6, 2020
Automatic approvals for your database deployment automation

Bob Walker March 30, 2020
Using DbUp and Octopus workers for database deployment automation

Bob Walker March 24, 2020
Add post-deployment scripts to Oracle database deployments using Octopus Deploy, Jenkins, and Redgate

Bob Walker March 17, 2020
Database deployment automation using Octopus and Redgate Deployment Suite for Oracle

Bob Walker March 10, 2020
Using ad-hoc scripts in your database deployment automation pipeline

Bob Walker March 3, 2020
Database deployment automation using state-based Redgate SQL Change Automation

Bob Walker February 25, 2020
Database deployment automation approaches

Bob Walker February 18, 2020
Why consider database deployment automation?

Bob Walker February 11, 2020
Pitfalls with SQL rollbacks and automated database deployments

Bob Walker November 14, 2019
Implementing an automated database deployment process

Bob Walker November 13, 2019

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Introducing remote MCP for Octopus Deploy

Octopus now includes a built-in remote MCP server. There's nothing to install or maintain: point your agent at your instance's /mcp endpoint.

Gin Atkins October 13, 2026

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Salesforce Deployments with Octopus

Learn how to deploy Salesforce applications using Octopus Deploy

Matthew Casperson October 10, 2026

Continuous Delivery Office Hours Ep.10: Modernizing legacy software

Find out why big-bang rewrites are the path to failure and what to do instead.

Steve Fenton October 6, 2026

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