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Inside DevOps with Jason Dunnivant from Olo
A series where we share lessons learned from those on the frontlines of DevOps. Our first post features Jason Dunnivant, Release Engineer at Olo.Synchronizing projects in managed spaces
Learn how to implement the full lifecycle of projects created as part of the enterprise patternsAnnouncing Octopus Cloud
Octopus Cloud is now generally available!Domain does DevOps
Domain.com.au recently embraced DevOps. They use Octopus Deploy to deploy to AWS.Platform Engineering should be part of DevOps
Find out why Platform Engineering is more likely to succeed with DevOps than without it.Flexible Working - Jason's Story
Flexible work can be life changingInside DevOps with Matt Ash
A series where we share lessons learned from those on the frontlines of DevOps. This post features Matt Ash, Staff DevOps Engineer at a leading HR software platform provider.Runbooks best practices
This post provides a step by step template you can use to generate high quality runbooks in Octopus.Creating a high-performance DevOps toolchain
Discover the elements of a high-performance DevOps toolchain and the research that backs it up.Microservices and frameworks
An overview of microservices and the different frameworks you can use to support them.From zero to Octopus hero - Discovering DevOps
Join Sarah as she continues to learn about Octopus Deploy, this time focusing on DevOps.At the helm with Michael Richardson
This post opens a series where we chat to people at Octopus about their role, what they're working on improve the product, and more. First is Michael Richardson, our original product management leader.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.Continuous Delivery for PowerShell Modules using Octopus Deploy and TakoFukku
Learn how to deploy PowerShell Modules to the PowerShell Gallery automatically using Octopus DeployService Fabric Deployment Targets
With the release of 2018.5 and the introduction of Azure Service Fabric Cluster targets, we thought it'd be the perfect opportunity to provide a quick overview of the new Service Fabric deployment targets with Octopus Deploy.High Availability performance benefits
Octopus Deploy High Availability is our offering for customers where Octopus Deploy has become a critical piece of infrastructure. In addition to the benefits of extra reliability, High Availability provides performance gains over a single Octopus Server. Our aim was to provide a linear performance increase as you add nodes to your High Availability cluster.Performing canary deployments in Kubernetes
Learn how to use the Voyager ingress controller to implement canary deployments in KubernetesChoosing a container platform
A look at different container platforms and their suitability.Expanding the use of execution containers
Octopus 2024.1 added the ability to use an inline Dockerfile or a URL to a Git repository to build the Docker container used for a deployment.Deploy a Helm chart with Octopus
Learn how to deploy a sample Helm chart to Kubernetes with Octopus
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Azure targets
Configure your Azure infrastructureDisaster recovery
How to work with your data and disaster recovery in an Octopus Cloud instance.Azure Cloud Service targets
Azure Cloud Service deployment targets allow you to reference existing classic Cloud Services 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.Performance
Octopus is all about reliable and repeatable deployments, but that doesn't mean it has to be slow. This page will help you tune your deployments for the best performance in your scenario.Azure DevOps
Octopus Deploy integrates with Azure DevOps to provide for a full automated build and deployment pipeline.Can't find what you are looking for? You can also search our support forum.