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Outage on octopus.com - report and learnings
Public incident report and our learnings about the octopus.com DNS disruption from January 25 – 26, 2023.RFC: Docker integration
Request For Comment on proposed Docker integrationContinuous Delivery for .NET Core using Octopus Deploy and Bitbucket Pipelines
Learn how to use Bitbucket and Bitbucket Pipelines to automatically build, test and deploy .NET core apps on code commits using Octopus DeployBeyond Hello World: Containerize a real-world web application
This post demonstrates how to containerize a real-world .NET Core web application with web services and databases.Octopus Deploy in the Azure Marketplace
Octopus Deploy is now available in the Azure MarketplaceOctopuses
There are some compelling reasons to use multiple Octopus Servers. In Octopus Deploy 4.0 we want to add first-class support for these scenarios.Escaping the pipe character in PowerShell commands
Using the pipe commands in PowerShell commands is not as simple as it seems.How DevOps principles power Octopus documentation
How DevOps principles power Octopus documentation producing 60 guides with 300,000 words, 6,000 images and 25 hours of video maintained by a team of two.Octopus Deploy 2019.11: Operations Runbooks RTW
Octopus 2019.11 introduces our Runbooks platform for automating operations tasks with support for scheduling, permissions, parameterized runs and more.Should your CI/CD process be implemented in a single Pipeline as Code file?
As more teams move to Pipeline as Code, there are some important questions to ask when deciding to merge a CI/CD process into a single PaC file.DevOps, runbooks, and kubectl
The top reasons to use Octopus Runbooks to manage your Kubernetes cluster.A look at the new NGINX VirtualServer and VirtualServerRoute resources
See the features of the new custom resource definitions introduced with the NGINX v1.5 ingress controller.RFC: Removing snapshots
Snapshots have been a feature of Octopus since 2012, and they help to ensure that deployment processes are consistent for a given release. In 2015 we added Channels, which appears to make snapshots obsolete. We're considering removing snapshots in 3.4.Beyond Hello World: Kubernetes for the uninitiated
A high-level overview of Kubernetes with a real-world .NET Core web application with web services and databases.Beyond Hello World: Build a real-world Kubernetes CI/CD pipeline
How to incorporate Kubernetes in the CI/CD pipeline for a real-world web application with web services and a database project.Kubernetes testing with KIND
KIND offers a new solution for spinning up Kubernetes clusters for testing and developmentKCDC and NDC 2013: Jeff French on TeamCity and Octopus Deploy
Jeff French has a great presentation coming up on continuous delivery of complex applications with TeamCity and Octopus Deploy, which he'll be doing at the KCDC and NDC 2013.Chaos engineering and runbooks
Learn how runbooks can enrich your deployments with the Chaos Toolkit.Octopus Server 2019.12 with Long Term Support (LTS)
Octopus Server 2019.12 LTS is now available, and we recommend this release for self-hosted customers. This release includes Operations Runbooks, our official Jenkins plugin, PowerShell Core support, improved build server integration, and more.Linting your Kubernetes cluster with Clusterlint and runbooks
Learn how Clusterlint can be built into your workflow with runbooks.UI design for eventual consistency
UI design for eventual consistencyOctostats - Usage and Adoption of Octopus Deploy
A peek into the growth of Octopus, and how people are using it in the real world.Creating a Kubernetes Operator with Kotlin
Learn what Kubernetes Operators are, and see an example Kotlin OperatorOctopus May Release 3.13
This month's release brings some exciting new features including support for Azure Service Fabric, HSTS, optional lifecycles and performance improvements, among other things!Deploying a Java web app with a MySQL backend through Octopus Deploy
This post demonstrates how to deploy a Java web application that uses a MySQL backend using Octopus Deploy.
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Documentation
Azure DevOps and Team Foundation Server Extension Version Compatibility
This guide explains the Octopus extension versions that are compatible with different versions of Azure DevOps and Team Foundation ServerProjects
Projects let you create and manage your deployment processes, releases, and operations processes.Coordinating multiple projects
This guide covers scenarios where it is necessary to co-ordinate deployment between multiple projects and take some action that depends on their combined status.Deploy a release step
The deploy a release step allows you to trigger the deployment of a release of a project from another projectCan't find what you are looking for? You can also search our support forum.