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Identifying AWS shadow IT resources
As part of our series on Octopus Runbooks, learn how to find unmanaged resources in AWS using runbooks.RFC: Multitenancy
Request for comments on better support for multi-tenant deployments in Octopus DeployRFC - Multitenancy - Take 2
Request for comments on better support for multi-tenant deployments in Octopus Deploy with Tenant as a first-class conceptOctopus Deploy 3.4 EAP - Alpha 2
Octopus Deploy 3.4 is a big release, get involved in steering the direction of key features! Multi-tenant deployments. Elastic environments and transient machine support - machine policies and project triggers!What is an un-tenanted deployment in 3.4?
Octopus 3.4 introduces multi-tenant deployments to allow you to deploy your releases to the same environment within the context of different tenants! So what happens if you don't want to deploy a release to a tenant?Building a dynamic worker army with Terraform and AWS autoscaling groups
How to create dynamic worker infrastructure using Terraform and AWS autoscaling groups.What's New in Octopus 3.4: Multi-tenant deployments
Exploring one of the major new feature sets in Octopus 3.4: Multi-tenant deploymentsFast track code promotion in your CI/CD pipeline
Learn how to use pre-approved deployment pipelines to rapidly promote code into productionUsing a Nexus Docker registry with Octopus Deploy
Learn how to connect a Nexus Docker registry as an external feed to Octopus DeployCanary deployments with ECS
Learn how to use an external deployment controller to perform Canary deployments in ECSDeploying a microservice to Kubernetes with Octopus
Learn the features available in Octopus to streamline and manage Kubernetes deployments with an example microservices application stack.Tips for building custom execution containers
Tips and tricks to make it easier to build and maintain custom execution containers.
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Tag sets
This section includes examples of how to use the REST API to create and manage Tenant tag sets in Octopus.Create a tag set
An example script that creates a Tenant tag set.Manage Tenants and Tag sets
Manage tenants and tag sets as part of a multi-tenant region setup in Octopus Deploy.Creating tenant tags
Create tenant tags as part of a multi-tenant region setup in Octopus Deploy.Creating new tenant tags
Create tenant tags as part of a multi-tenant SaaS setup in Octopus Deploy.Tenant tags
Tenant Tags help you to classify your tenants with custom tags so you can tailor your tenanted deployments accordingly.octopus tenant tag
Override tags for a tenantTenant lifecycles
You can control release promotion using safe tenant-aware lifecycles.Deploying to a Release Ring
Deploy a release based on tenant tag.Register with
Using the Tentacle.exe command line executable to register this machine as a deployment target with an Octopus Server.Create auto deployment override
Using the Octopus CLI to create automatic deployment release overrides.Delete auto deploy override
Using the Octopus CLI to delete automatic deployment release overrides.Octopus reporting with an excel template
Octopus reporting with an excel templateCreate a tenant
An example script that creates a tenant.Provision AWS resources with Terraform
With runbooks, you can use Terraform to create resources in AWS.Octopus versioning scheme
Details of the versioning scheme used by Docker feedsDocker Containers
Octopus allows you to treat Docker images as immutable build artifacts that are moved through each stage of deployment by running them as containers with deploy-time specific configuration.Bulk add a project to a list of tenants
An example script that will add a project to a lot of tenants at once.Can't find what you are looking for? You can also search our support forum.