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ASP.NET deployment is broken, but any good dev should be able to come up with his own recipe very easily. I had psexec/rake/albacore/fluentmigrator deployment s
by minhajuddin 16y ago
ASP.NET deployment is broken, but any good dev should be able to come up with his own recipe very easily. I had psexec/rake/albacore/fluentmigrator deployment setup for my asp.net mvc servers and it worked out fine for me. I even did a blog post on it:
http://minhajuddin.com/2011/02/04/deploy-asp-net-mvc-applications-using-psexec-and-git/ http://minhajuddin.com/2011/02/04/deploy-asp-net-mvc-applica...
- trezor 16y agoAgreed. I've setup my own based on SSH, bash, Perforce and rsync. That said, Rob has a good point about MS owning the entire stack and it's pretty odd how they can't seem to put together a working deployment-process. Whatever you do: Don't say MSDeploy. It's a joke and getting it working requires more voodoo than cooking together your own ad-hoc stuff, like I did. One of the comments on the blog made me lighten up though: Rails Developer: if only you had a good MVC framework! MS: Done Rails Developer: if only you had a good View Engine, none of that aspx crap! MS: Done Rails Developer: If only you had a good pacakage manager like RubyGems! MS: Done Rails Developer: If only you had a good depolyment tool like Capistrano! MS:... Who knows? It might right around the corner ;)
- chrismo 16y agoWhat's the gems-like pkg manager?
- statenjason 16y agoNuGet[1] is the package manager trezor is talking about. [1]: http://nuget.codeplex.com/ http://nuget.codeplex.com/