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Synchronizing projects in managed spaces
Learn how to implement the full lifecycle of projects created as part of the enterprise patternsInside 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.Runbooks best practices
This post provides a step by step template you can use to generate high quality runbooks in Octopus.Maven repositories explained
Learn how Maven repositories are structured and how to access artifacts stored in them.Creating AMI mappings for CloudFormation
As part of our Runbooks series, learn how to create region AMI mappings for use with CloudFormation templates.Deploying a Secured Web App to Tomcat with Octopus
Learn how to go from a fresh Tomcat download to a secured web app deployment using the new features in Octopus 4.1Configuring the web.xml file during deployment
Learn how a Java web.xml file can be customized during an Octopus deploymentWildFly S3 Domain Discovery
Learn how to use S3 buckets as a domain discovery mechanism in AWS.Domain does DevOps
Domain.com.au recently embraced DevOps. They use Octopus Deploy to deploy to AWS.How to structure your Git repository for DevOps automation
Learn how to structure your Git repositories to store your scripts, infrastructure as code configuration files, application configuration files, docs and more.Platform Engineering should be part of DevOps
Find out why Platform Engineering is more likely to succeed with DevOps than without it.A first look at Jenkins X
Jenkins X is a complete mental shift from the traditional role of a CI server. In this post, we take a high-level look at Jenkins X and highlight why you need to appreciate it on its own terms.New in 2.0: Polling Tentacles
Tentacle can be configured to use polling mode, which polls the Octopus Server asking for jobs to do.Cloud-nomad architecture
As more organizations rethink their cloud and microservices decisions, it's time for cloud-nomad architectures.Inside 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.Selenium series: Travis CI
In this post, we learn how to build and test our project with Travis CI
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AWS
Octopus Deploy provides built-in support for deploying to Amazon Web Services (AWS).Exposing Octopus
You can keep your Octopus installation inside your corporate network, or you may want to expose it to the Internet. This section describes how to safely expose your Octopus installation and the security implications you should consider.Azure targets
Configure your Azure infrastructureManage Tenants and Tag sets
Manage tenants and tag sets as part of a multi-tenant region setup in Octopus Deploy.Offload Work to Workers
Guidelines and recommendations for configuring workers in Octopus Deploy.Disaster 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.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.Multi-tenant regions
A guide showing you how to use tenants to deploy an application to regions using different release rings in Octopus Deploy.VIP swap
The guide demonstrates how to perform a VIP swap when deploying to Azure Cloud Services.Region specific workers
Use workers in specific regionsEnvironments, Deployment Targets, and Roles
Guidelines and recommendations for configuring environments, deployment targets, and lifecycles in Octopus Deploy.Can't find what you are looking for? You can also search our support forum.