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If you’re still forced to deal with IIS and Windows Services deployments then I’d highly suggest moving to Octopus Deploy for this. It saves so much headache.
by junto 2y ago
If you’re still forced to deal with IIS and Windows Services deployments then I’d highly suggest moving to Octopus Deploy for this. It saves so much headache. Starter edition license is just $360 per year.
- jsbroks 2y agoYou can also checkout ctrlplane.dev which is free and open source.
- Uvix 2y agoIf you’re using Octopus Deploy, then Azure DevOps has equivalent functionality for free. The complication in this post comes from avoiding the local agent install; an equivalent Octopus Deploy process without a Tentacle would require similar custom PowerShell. (Not to mention Octopus Deploy is prohibitively expensive with large real estates. What used to be $3K per year, or even a reasonable $30K per year, would now be $100K+ per year to renew the license. Which is down from $300K a few years ago but we’d already decided to move away by that point.)
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