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Is this for java only? I'd love to use it instead of msdeploy. Does anyone have any experience with such configiration?
by polskibus 13y ago
Is this for java only? I'd love to use it instead of msdeploy. Does anyone have any experience with such configiration?
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- kmug 13y agoIt's definitely not Java only, but it's also not really a replacement for MSDeploy. Instead, Go would run MSDeploy as the last step in a deployment pipeline. Check out http://bit.ly/RSAz3U http://bit.ly/RSAz3U for an MS based pipeline (though sadly for your question not MSDeploy)
- jonnii 13y agoHave you looked at octopus deploy? (octopusdeploy.com/) We've switched over all of our server deployments to it and it's great.
- badrij 13y agoI hope this helps- but Go is not a build tool - but a deployment pipeline tool. Go runs builds on your machines and can call out to various build tools- like Ant, Nant, rake - or if all else fails- the shell. So anything you can run on the command line of your machine (either windows or *nix) can be automated by Snap.