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nice post. we do something similar, except using MS Web Deploy. We also explored Octopus but wanted an agentless mechanism. We're also keeping our eye on Desire
by qntmfred 12y ago
nice post. we do something similar, except using MS Web Deploy. We also explored Octopus but wanted an agentless mechanism. We're also keeping our eye on Desired State Configuration
- mythz 12y agoYep, I think the nice thing about using purpose-specific tools like OctopusDeploy is that it lets you escape Cloud/Platform specific deployment tools making it easier to switch between cloud providers if you want to. i.e You can save money later by moving off the Cloud once you have a better idea what capacity you need to handle your load, and then deploy to better value hosting providers like http://www.hetzner.de http://www.hetzner.de
- daigoba66 12y agoOctopus looks neat. But I'm still not sold on NuGet as a deployment package. We also use Web Deploy, and our build outputs a zip file and deploy script per app. They're executed/deployed via a master deploy script.