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Top 8 container registries
There are many container registry services, suitable for all different kinds of teams. We look at the top 8 and why you might consider them.How to measure DevOps mean time to recovery (MTTR)
Find out why mean time to recovery has problems and what to do about it.Why are there so many definitions of lead time?
Find out why there are multiple definitions of lead time and how you can use them to improve software delivery.Reliably deploying large Azure Web Apps
How to reliably deploy large Azure Web Apps using Octopus DeployDeploying Azure Functions with Octopus Deploy
Azure Functions can be deployed with Octopus Deploy using Web App deployment stepsOctopus July Release 2018.7
Octopus 2018.7 - Sharing the Workload with Workers!Deploying an ASP.NET Core app - Will it Deploy? Episode 1
We try to automate the deployment of a ASP.NET core web app to Microsoft's Azure platform with infrastructure provisioning and zero production downtime.Using Azure App Config with Octopus
Introducing new step templates to allow configuration values stored in Azure App Configuration to be used in deployments or runbooks.Reprioritizing the task queue
Learn about our new feature that lets you reprioritize the task queue in Octopus.Checking Kubernetes pod CPU and memory
Learn how to check a pod's resource usage in Kubernetes.Octopus Deploy 3.1 Pre-Release
What's new in Octopus Deploy 3.1Insights from our Optimizing Octopus webinar
Learn how to keep Octopus running smoothly, and easily see what’s happening, all with a little planning, maintenance and smart use of Octopus features.
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Documentation
Using Deployment Slots with Azure Web Apps
Deploying Slots provide a nice way to implement Blue-Green deployments for Azure Web Apps.Minimize the data-migration time
Tips to minimize the time taken to migrate your data from Octopus 2.6 to 2018.10 LTSDynamically selecting packages at deployment time
You can configure Octopus to dynamically resolve package details, including Feed and Package ID at deployment time by using variables. This can be useful if you want a different package feed for each environment, or a different package per environment or tenant.Azure Web App targets
Azure Web App deployment targets allow you to reference existing Web Apps in your Azure subscription, that you can then reference by role during deployments.VIP swap
The guide demonstrates how to perform a VIP swap when deploying to Azure Cloud Services.Azure web apps
Octopus Deploy can help you perform repeatable and controlled deployments to Azure web apps.Azure CLI and PowerShell Scripts
Azure CLI and PowerShell Scripts allow you to manage your Azure resources as part of your deployment process.Azure Cloud Services
Octopus Deploy can help you perform repeatable and controlled deployments to Azure Cloud Services.octopus deployment-target azure-web-app create
Create an Azure Web App deployment targetEmergency operations
This section includes examples of how to use runbooks to help automate disaster recovery operations.Creating new infrastructure
Create infrastructure for each tenant used as part of a multi-tenant SaaS setup in Octopus Deploy.Create Azure Web App target command
Cmdlet for creating an Azure Web App targetCreate Azure Cloud Service target command
Cmdlet for creating an Azure Cloud Service targetProject Insights
Project level insights are available as a new tab in every project so you can understand the performance of your projects across channels, environments, and tenants.Upgrading from Octopus 2.6.5 to 2018.10 LTS
Information on how to upgrade from Octopus 2.6.5 to 2018.10 LTSRollbacks
Rolling back to a previous version of code is entirely possible, but there is quite a bit to consider. This guide will walk you through the patterns and pitfalls for a successful rollback.Can't find what you are looking for? You can also search our support forum.