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> Prior to 2016, Octopus Deploy was the only popular option for .NET developers to automate their application deployments, and we'd single-handedly helped thous
by NicoJuicy 7y ago
> Prior to 2016, Octopus Deploy was the only popular option for .NET developers to automate their application deployments, and we'd single-handedly helped thousands of dev teams to go beyond "right click, publish".
Mmm, after research. I just used Jenkins at the time and I thought TeamCity was the other option.
- gortok 7y agoHaving used all three, I was rather impressed by Octopus Deploy’s ease of use and deployment. You can set up Jenkins to do whatever you want but it’s a pain. You can also set up TeamCity to deploy, but again it’s a pain. Octopus Deploy is not a CI server, it’s a CD product. That’s Important. It specializes in deployment/delivery, and because of that it does better than Jenkins and TeamCity out of the box for deployments.